Новости за 13.02.2024

Randstad reported fourth-quarter underlying earnings in line with consensus but said it expected first-quarter gross margin modestly lower sequentially due to seasonality.

​The overwhelming demand during last week’s ultra-long sovereign bond sales suggests investors are confident that central banks will deliver aggressive rate cuts by year-end, Saxo said.

TUI reported underlying earnings of €14 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2024, said bookings for the current winter season and into summer were up 8% for both, and reiterated its financial forecasts for the year.

On his first night back, he joked about President Biden and Donald Trump’s ages—and his own.

As leader Xi Jinping tries to reshape the world order in peacetime and prepares to prevail over rivals during war, his nation’s shipbuilding empire is a pivotal strategic asset.

Carl Icahn has a nearly 10% stake in JetBlue and may consider pushing for board representation, in one of the billionaire’s boldest moves since a short-seller attacked his firm last year.

The U.S. is attempting to break China’s dominance in solar energy by employing subsidies to help build a solar-manufacturing supply chain almost from scratch.

California startup Lilac plans to start construction this summer on a project to extract lithium, obtaining a key element for rechargeable batteries used in electric vehicles.

CymaBay shares jumped nearly 25% to hit a record after the clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company agreed to be acquired by Gilead for $4.3 billion.

A consortium of investors including private-equity company EQT agreed to offer the equivalent of $1.64 billion for French digital music company Believe.

Israeli counterterrorism police and intelligence agents rescued two hostages held in Rafah, on the Gaza Strip’s border with Egypt, killing at least three militants as Israeli airstrikes rained down on Hamas operation centers.

Uterine cancer rates have been increasing by about 1% annually over the past decade, and will kill some 13,250 women in the U.S. this year, the American Cancer Society estimates.

The Biden campaign, ramping up its efforts to reach younger voters, joined TikTok despite national-security concerns over the app.

Israel proposed the creation of sprawling tent cities in Gaza as part of an evacuation plan to be funded by the U.S. and its Arab Gulf partners ahead of an impending invasion of Rafah.

Two former executives at FirstEnergy and the former chairman of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio were indicted on public corruption charges related to a nuclear bribery scandal in the state.

The U.S. seized a Venezuelan-owned cargo jet with ties to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that was grounded in Argentina after its arrival two years ago prompted an investigation into possible terrorism ties, Biden administration officials said.

Trump asked the Supreme Court to block a recent ruling that denied him blanket immunity for alleged crimes he committed as president, a move that could further delay proceedings on charges he plotted to overturn the 2020 election results.

War has driven more than a million men, women and children into a corner of Gaza, where aid bottlenecks keep them short of food, fuel and water.

Lawmakers in the U.S. have written to various government bodies, seeking to investigate Chinese biotech company WuXi AppTec over alleged ties to the Chinese military.

The activist investor has a nearly 10% stake in the airline and may consider pushing for board representation.

The Vice President wants you to know she’s ready to be President. She’d better be.

That should give pause to today’s overzealous antitrust enforcers.

Emails show how Lina Khan and the left co-opted Katherine Tai.

The state reverses policies that let suspects out too easily.

Two new SEC rules tee up hedge funds to be ‘systemically important.’