Новости за 01.03.2024

Congress approved a spending bill to prevent a partial government shutdown, with Speaker Johnson forced to turn to a coalition made up mostly of Democrats to clear it in the House.

Both chambers of the Alabama Legislature passed bills intended to protect in vitro fertilization providers after the state Supreme Court ruled that embryos qualify as children.

Died: Brian Mulroney, 84, former Canadian leader.

Vanguard CEO Mortimer J. “Tim” Buckley will retire by year-end, capping a six-year tenure in which the investment manager’s assets increased more than 80%.

The FAA asked Boeing to develop a comprehensive plan within 90 days to address quality-control issues after the midair blowout of a door plug on an Alaska Airlines flight in January.

The descendants of Walt Disney and his late brother Roy O. Disney are publicly backing the company and its CEO ahead of an April shareholders meeting.

The Teflon maker’s shares plunged 31% after its CEO and finance chief were put on administrative leave.

The company says it might need to secure additional financing and is in talks with a large automaker for a partnership.

The low-cost fund manager’s assets grew more than 80% to $9 trillion during his tenure.

The Justices are right to rule on Trump’s immunity claim even if it delays a trial.

The search giant’s woke Gemini AI fiasco shows the company’s vulnerability to AI competitors.

The state’s latest House redistricting map helps Democrats, but less than Republicans feared.

The President reverses U.S. policy to turn up the heat on Jerusalem.

The U.S. could learn from Canada’s example of wise investment.

His mastery of vote counting made him an unusually effective Senate leader.

A Vatican City-style arrangement for Al-Aqsa could stave off Tehran’s aggression.

A formidable literary critic turns to American politics and society and delivers dire warnings, partisan platitudes and thundering cliché.

Lordstown Motors hyped up commercial fleet orders it didn’t have, the SEC said.

The beleaguered regional lender named Executive Chair Alessandro DiNello as president and CEO.

The D.C. Circuit’s ruling was so sweeping that it posed a danger to our constitutional democracy.

Beleaguered regional lender names Executive Chair Alessandro DiNello as president and CEO.

Democrats have fresh faces with antiquated ideas. When Trump is gone, what will be the alternative?

Tech-heavy index sets record for first time in more than two years.