Новости за 17.01.2024

The features have long-term promise, though experts question the immediate pull on consumers.

The iPhone maker will allow developers to process purchases outside of its app store but will still charge a commission.

Want to limit your room to one screen? With just a few supplies and regular tidying up, life without a boob tube is possible.

New details emerge about the manufacturing process in the harrowing Alaska Airlines flight.

The new artificial-intelligence features, including Circle to Search, up the ante in the battle against Apple.

At a session during the annual World Economic Forum, the CEOs of OpenAI and Microsoft were aligned on many topics, but not all.

Norway’s $1.5 trillion sovereign-wealth fund is going after SVB, its management and the defunct bank’s Wall Street advisers.

The evidence shows they benefited a politically connected few, while U.S. consumers and producers paid the bill.

The world benefits from maritime order, but it’s left to the U.S. and the U.K. to do all the work.

U.S. consumers propelled the economy forward in 2023. They aren’t done yet.

CEO Mark Thompson is combining all of CNN’s newsgathering divisions into one unit, exploring subscription programs for news.

Verizon Communications is taking a $5.8 billion goodwill-impairment charge related to its Verizon Business Group, which has been grappling with falling results.

Corporate-governance tensions are unavoidable in owner-managed companies, but they needn’t be inflamed on social media.

Shares of European and Chinese automakers fell after Tesla continued to cut prices, amid heightened global competition and uncertain demand in the electric-vehicle market.

The U.K. energy company appointed Murray Auchincloss as chief executive, turning to a company veteran to continue the oil giant’s shift toward renewable energy.

Officials will probably loosen monetary policy in 2024, but they have reasons to move more slowly than investors are betting.

Entertainment chains ramp up deals and all-you-can-eat wings to boost Monday-through-Thursday outings.

A crackdown by the IRS has sparked disputes between one big adviser on the employee-retention credit and many of its small-business clients.

Until the country’s property market and income growth find a firmer footing, its growth will be subpar

Hyundai Motor sold a factory in Chongqing for less than half the amount sought initially, as it pushed to streamline operations in China.

China ended 2023 with 1.410 billion people, a drop of 2.08 million, as births continue to plummet.

Just Eat raised its full-year guidance despite reporting a 5% fall in gross transaction value over the fourth quarter and said it was the best period of the year.

Shares of Chinese electric-vehicle makers fell sharply amid intensified competition after Tesla cut prices again in China and weak sales in January so far.

Goldman Sachs reported a 51% surge in fourth-quarter profit, led by asset and wealth management, giving the firm a boost after eight quarters of declines.

U.S. stocks opened the week lower, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq retreating 0.4% and 0.2%, respectively, and the Dow falling 0.6%, dragged down by Boeing.