Новости за 11.12.2023

Private-equity firm GPB Capital Holdings, facing civil fraud allegations since early 2021, will be liquidated by a court-appointed receiver, signaling the end of a long wait for roughly 17,000 investors whose capital has been tied up since at least 2018.

Most people think of daiquiris on the beach when envisioning winter escapes. But Montreal—with its outdoor festivals and cozy restaurant scene—makes a case for heading north instead.

Jack Smith petitions the high court to head off an appeals process so the election-interference trial can start in March.

Investors are considering taking on more risk ahead of possible interest-rate cuts.

Investors are considering taking on more risk ahead of possible interest-rate cuts.

The executive chairman of trucker XPO plans to build a multibillion-dollar company through acquisitions.

The Federal Reserve’s first interest rate cut will likely come in the third quarter of 2024, Goldman Sachs economists write in a note, moving up their previous forecast by one quarter.

The European Central Bank’s upcoming meeting will focus on discussion surrounding quantitative tightening and running down its balance sheet, says David Zahn, head of European fixed income at Franklin Templeton.

Former acting U.S. Attorney Joon Kim will investigate the bank regulator’s responses to allegations of harassment and discrimination.

On free speech, university leaders suddenly sound like Voltaire. But they’ve long operated like Lenin.

The federal government sets immigration policy. It’s outrageous to make cities shoulder the costs.

The $42 million property would set a record for Vero Beach, where no home has fetched more than $30 million to date.

The math for buying a home no longer works

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Jason Schrum’s work helped lay the foundation for Moderna’s mRNA Covid vaccine, but he hasn’t won any prizes or royalties and left the company after disagreements.

An investigation found a series of failures that allowed Jack Teixeira, an Air National Guardsman, to post secrets on a social-media platform.

U.A.E. negotiators leading the talks soften the draft language to appease Saudi Arabia and other big fossil-fuel producing nations opposed to a phaseout.

If X, the former Twitter, goes public, it might be able to snag a coveted single-letter symbol.

They will offer new funding opportunities to create endowed chairs or programs to counter antisemitism.

Are there any limits on the assets the Fed can buy on its own account?

How Americans become ensnared in the system.

Elected officials rubber stamp the contract demands, so dues can be funneled to the political class.