Новости за 04.01.2024

The Iranians are rational. They can be deterred if the U.S. has the will to use force when necessary.

The university’s new president shouldn’t let ‘anti-Zionist’ protesters act with impunity.

When the seller had trouble making fixes in time for the closing, the buyer and his agent came up with a creative solution.

Most people still pick up prescriptions at their local drugstore. More and more insurance companies want to just mail medications—and are working on their apps to make that happen.

Bank of Mexico board members warned against rushing into interest-rate cuts in the New Year, minutes of the December meeting showed.

The fourth-quarter vacancy rate of 5.2% reported by Cushman & Wakefield was up from 3.1% in the same period a year earlier.

The iconic character just lost some of its copyright protection, but his name was used for other purposes as soon as he gained fame

The trend in German core inflation should be enough to maintain expectations the European Central Bank will begin cutting rates in coming months, Capital Economics economist says.

DocGo Chief Executive Lee Bienstock is standing by the mobile-healthcare company’s performance under a controversial migrant-care contract awarded by New York City.

Automakers’ post-Covid inventory buildup is likely to hang over semiconductor suppliers this year.

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The British economy is still reeling from sky-high inflation and rapidly rising interest rates as the U.K. gears up for a general election.

The collision in Japan represents a puzzle for the airline industry.

Britain’s biggest electricity retailer is using AI in its Uber-like approach to overcome the intermittence of wind and solar power.

U.S. crude oil inventories fell more than expected last week, while stocks of gasoline and distillate fuels saw large increases pointing to sluggish demand for products.

The latest NFIB jobs report finds plenty of openings at small firms.

The marketing veteran will be responsible for creating a more unified voice for the company’s businesses.

Before the plagiarism allegations, Claudine Gay was at the center of a campus debate over the direction of education.

As Oregon reconsiders its decision to decriminalize hard drugs like fentanyl, research shows that mandating treatment programs for drug addicts can benefit them and the public.

Chicken is always a crowd-pleaser. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t cook it ambitiously. These simple techniques and recipes for spicy grilled thighs, coconut milk-poached breasts and more produce tender, tasty results every time.

The pharmaceutical company, maker of anti-obesity medicine Zepbound, has started a new online service for getting prescriptions and deliveries.

The French supermarket owner stopped selling Pepsi-Cola, Doritos and 7Up, among other products, due to what it called unacceptable price increases.

The appointment could bring greater financial-market perspective to central bank deliberations.

The eight-year broadcast-rights contract for 40 sports’ championships is worth $115 million a year, triple the value of the previous deal.

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