Новости за 12.02.2024

Lilac has raised $145 million from Bill Gates’s Breakthrough Energy Ventures and other investors.

With many owners unable to extend their loans, investors are starting to pounce on these properties.

A third ring in five seasons doesn’t come easy, but further confirms a dynasty and a quarterback for the ages.

Case rates are increasing, especially for Black and Hispanic women.

Jobs up and down the corporate food chain have been cut in the most recent cascade of layoffs. Leaders say the fast-evolving technology means many may never return.

Lilac has raised $145 million from Bill Gates’s Breakthrough Energy Ventures and other investors.

Commercial mortgage-backed securities make a troubling proxy for the loans on banks’ balance sheets.

History is littered with financial companies that were undone by one bad bet. Investors are worried that B. Riley Financial will be one of them.

Atos shares fell after S&P lowered its ratings for the third time in less than a year, saying the IT group could face challenges or delays in addressing its liquidity shortage.

A consortium of investors including EQT have agreed to a €1.5 billion takeover of French digital music company Believe.

Galp forecast weaker earnings for 2024 after profits fell in the fourth quarter on limited refining activities due to an overhaul at its Sines plant.

One striking theme in this year’s eurozone government bond syndications appears to be the notable share of issuance allocated to official institutions in particular, Barclays Research said.

Biden and NATO leaders denounced former president Trump’s latest comments that he would encourage Russia to invade U.S. allies that don’t contribute sufficiently to military defense.

Israel’s Netanyahu, raising the stakes in his widening rift with Biden, said Israel must pursue Hamas in the southern Gaza city of Rafah until the militant group is destroyed. Israel’s military said it conducted a series of strikes in southern Gaza, and that it rescued two hostages.

Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher, a fourth-term lawmaker who chairs a committee aimed at helping the U.S. compete against China, said he won’t run for re-election.

Nawaz Sharif, a former prime minister of Pakistan, held talks with other parties to form a government as followers of jailed opposition leader Imran Khan claimed last week’s election was rigged.

Defense Secretary Austin returned to the hospital, marking his second stay this year at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center following a surgery he had for prostate cancer in December.

Six people, including a prominent Nigerian banker, died in a helicopter crash in California’s Mojave Desert.

An heir of the Reichmann real-estate dynasty has lined up investor financial commitments for an against-the-grain foray into San Francisco’s beaten-down office-building market.

Americans’ utility bills are getting wrapped up in the fight over the White House’s effective freeze last month of new approvals for liquefied natural gas shipments.

Nevada and Texas are among states wooing companies to incorporate under their legal regimes as some firms express discontent with Delaware’s rules.

Stocks that are setting repeated highs are reigniting a perennial debate among investors about whether they are too expensive.

Diamondback Energy and Endeavor Energy, two rivals in the Permian Basin, are completing a merger that would create an oil-and-gas behemoth valued at more than $50 billion.

A boardroom brawl at Walt Disney is expected to be the most expensive shareholder fight ever, and a chance for everyday investors to have a big impact.

Biden’s 2022 climate law is driving faster-than-expected growth in electric-vehicle purchases and clean-energy projects, doubling the projected cost to taxpayers while potentially accelerating emissions reductions.