Новости за 04.01.2024

Stigmatized properties pose challenges for buyers and sellers, especially when the crime is particularly notorious.

An American airstrike killed an Iran-backed militia leader in Baghdad, drawing denunciations from Iraqi leaders and a vow from the militant group to retaliate, amid already metastasizing tensions in the region.

Research shows most alternative strategies perform no better than short or midterm bond funds and have returns that lag behind the stock market.

A report by House Democrats says Trump violated the Constitution by accepting payments for leases and hotel stays while in office.

Outrage erupts after ‘Binny,’ a symbol adopted by tippling superfans is moved; ‘Oh my gosh—why would they do this?’

The Fed may be poised to loosen the reins on the economy with interest-rate cuts, but for now banks are still keeping themselves on a fairly tight leash.

Peloton Interactive has entered an exclusive partnership with TikTok to create a workout content hub on the popular short-form video platform.

Away from headline-grabbing prosecutions, a U.S. attorney in Brooklyn makes a push to protect close-knit ethnic and religious communities.

Joey Cristella, a tourist imprisoned in Venezuela for more than a year, was one of the Americans swapped in the Biden administration’s recent prisoner exchange.

It has been a wet few years on the high seas of China’s markets. This year there might be more opportunities—if investors know where to look.

A burst of advances in artificial intelligence, medicine and elsewhere promise a better life down the road.

The removal of several high-ranking army officers is among a series of unexplained senior personnel changes in recent months.

Energy company APA has agreed to buy smaller peer Callon Petroleum in a stock-swap deal valued at about $4.5 billion, including assumed debt.

Authorities investigate the pair of blasts amid regional tensions between Iranian-backed groups and Israel.

The coast guard aircraft that exploded had been told to go to a holding point two minutes before a Japan Airlines jet collided with it.

Five people were injured after artillery shells landed in a small town in China from neighboring Myanmar, according to Chinese media. Armed conflict has surged in Myanmar in recent months between the ruling military and rebel groups.

Supply-chain problems might have been much more persistent than economists realized, new research suggests.

Energy company APA has agreed to buy smaller peer Callon Petroleum in a stock-swap deal valued at about $4.5 billion, including assumed debt.

Forecasts were all over the map in 2023 and mostly wrong, the managing director says. This year, investors should resist the urge to market-time and be guided by ‘sound long-term investment policy.’

Moonwalk and other biotech startups hope to treat diseases by activating beneficial genes and suppressing disease-causing ones.

The CEO said that direct-to-consumer sales are more expensive than expected for the electric-vehicle startup.

Your tax bill is largely determined by tax brackets. How do they work?

Patrick Koenig hopped into an R.V. and spent a year crushing the record for 18-hole rounds played in 365 days.