Новости за 19.02.2024

Donald Trump says he doesn’t want to be Herbert Hoover, the president who took office months before the Great Depression began in 1929. President Biden says his predecessor and GOP rival already is.

The Biden administration is pledging $1.5 billion in grants to GlobalFoundries in the first major award to revitalize the domestic semiconductor industry.

The Japanese firm may have limited time to solve the challenge presented by its stake in the thriving British chip designer.

Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado is running for election in a new congressional district, where analysts expect a hard-fought and unpredictable GOP primary race.

Forvia shares rose after it said it would save about €500 a year from 2028 through job cuts as the company adapts to EU electric-vehicle policies.

Currys stock rose 33% in opening trading, with the U.K. electronics retailer at the center of a possible takeover battle between China’s JD.com and Elliott Advisors.

Anglo American Platinum said more than 4,300 jobs could be affected in a restructuring as it grapples with lower prices, rising costs and an uncertain outlook.

Polymetal said it was selling its Russian business for $3.7 billion and intended to refocus its operations in Kazakhstan.

BYD’s Shenzhen-listed shares rose after the Chinese electric-vehicle giant’s plans for more share buybacks and luxury-model launches.

BYD’s Shenzhen-listed shares rose after the Chinese electric-vehicle giant’s plans for more share buybacks and luxury-model launches.

China’s travel stocks traded higher after government data showed robust domestic travel during the weeklong Lunar New Year break.

Dairy-nutritional company a2 Milk still views China as key to growth despite the country’s infant-formula market shrinking due to its falling birthrate.

Trump’s recent broadsides against NATO members for not spending more on defense raised the question of whether shaming allies strengthens or weakens the organization.

Alexei Navalny taught a generation of young activists to push for change, starting at the local level. That movement has steadily been extinguished.

Hong Kong’s superluxury homes have lost more than a quarter of their value. Prices haven’t hit the bottom yet.

Both countries are staging naval exercises east of Taiwan, a vital region that would be prized in any East Asia conflict.

Singapore plans to introduce a levy on airfares to cover purchases of sustainable aviation fuel, in a bid to decarbonize the industry.

JGB 10-year yields are likely to move in a 0.71%-0.76% range this week, SMBC Nikko Securities said.

Air New Zealand warned on annual profits as it grapples with weaker bookings than expected, higher costs and the impact of a global recall of hundreds of Pratt & Whitney jet engines.

Westpac Banking Corp posted a lower first-quarter net profit driven by the impact of notable items, which the company said would reverse over time.

China reported the smallest amount of annual foreign direct investment since the 1990s last year, amid capital outflow pressure and challenges attracting foreign capital due to tensions with the West.

A psychiatrist tried to quit gambling. Betting apps kept her hooked to the tune of $400,000.

Founders and investors who ditched the Bay Area for Miami and elsewhere are returning to a boom in artificial intelligence and an abundance of tech talent.

In response to the Lahaina wildfires, the Aloha State is the latest hot spot to propose a conservation-related tourist tax.

While Kavita Fischer sank deeper into six-figure losses, companies kept her going with bonus credits, VIP treatment and data tracking.