Новости за 23.02.2024

Alexei Navalny’s family stepped up pressure on Putin on two continents, as they sought justice for the recent death of Russia’s top opposition leader.

The U.S. privately warned Russia not to deploy a new nuclear-armed antisatellite weapon, which it said would violate the Outer Space Treaty and jeopardize U.S. national security interests, U.S. officials said.

An uncrewed spacecraft developed by Houston-based Intuitive Machines landed on the lunar surface, the first time a U.S. vehicle has touched down there in more than 50 years.

Venezuela followed through on a threat to stop accepting flights of migrants deported from the U.S. and Mexico, people familiar with the measures said.

The White House and Arab states are intensifying efforts to broker a deal that would pause the fighting in Gaza and free hostages that are held by Hamas.

Biden is weighing executive orders to stem illegal border crossings whose implementation would face high legal and political hurdles.

Nestlé reported weaker-than-expected results and warned of slower sales growth this year as higher prices lead shoppers to ease spending.

Vice Media said it would stop publishing content on its flagship website and plans to cut hundreds of jobs after a failed effort by owner Fortress to sell the company.

Sales of previously owned homes rose in January from December, rebounding modestly after sales plummeted last year.

A record jump in Nvidia shares turbocharged excitement about artificial intelligence, jolting markets worldwide and powering major indexes on three continents to all-time highs. The S&P 500 and Dow rose 2.1% and 1.2%, respectively, to records and the Nasdaq advanced 3%.

Mercedes-Benz raised its dividend despite posting a decline for fourth-quarter sales and net profit, and forecast lower earnings this year.

An AT&T network failure left people around the country without cellphone service for hours, frustrating customers and renewing concerns about the reliability of vital network infrastructure.

Bit Brother, a tiny Chinese cryptocurrency company, reached nearly 30% of U.S. stock-market volume late last year.

The defense ministry wants troops and reservists to serve longer—sparking demands to end the military service exemption for a slice of Israeli society.

The chips that perform artificial-intelligence calculations are so valuable that they are delivered in armored cars.

U.K. consumers are a little less upbeat in February, with concerns over the state of the economy growing ahead of a likely election this year, a monthly survey published Friday said.

Employees offered suggestions to reduce risks of misuse of subscription accounts featuring minors. Meta took another approach and says its programs are well monitored.

The government didn’t build that $2 trillion share valuation.

A ruling will force employers to permit political sloganeering.

His first-term defense record isn’t nearly as good as his current claims.

Medicare won’t cover kidney monitoring that a private insurer considers to be ‘medically necessary.’

It’s essential for keeping a clean-energy electrical grid.

AT&T said it restored wireless service after reports of problems with calls and texting in metro areas including Houston, Chicago, Miami and New York City.

Biden needs to address the immigration crisis, the economy and America’s place in the world.

Alexander Smirnov’s indictment tells us nothing good about the bureau.