Новости за 13.03.2024

Biden and Trump won enough delegates to become the presumptive nominees of their parties in the latest round of primary voting, more formally starting the clock on a bitter and costly eight-month general election campaign.

Taiwan’s vice president-elect is visiting Washington this week, people with knowledge of the matter said, maintaining a low profile at a delicate time in the Biden administration’s dealings with China.

The IRS’s new free online tax-filing system has been used by 20,000 taxpayers so far, and administration officials hope that it will reach 100,000 this year.

Books have closed for British American Tobacco’s share sale in Indian conglomerate ITC that is likely to fetch the U.K.-based company over $2.0 billion.

China’s biggest quant funds beat the market for years, but they didn’t model a key factor—the government.

Artificial intelligence and other sectors are inflated for sure, but to this columnist speculative mania isn’t evident.

Long-dated JGBs rose in the morning Tokyo session on possible dip-buying following their recent declines.

Oil rose early in the Asia session as traders digest an OPEC report overnight and the Fed rate implications of U.S. inflation data.

Gold prices edged higher after falling overnight after U.S. inflation came in higher than expected.

JPY strengthened against other G-10 and Asian currencies as traders continued to bet on the BOJ’s policy exit.

He looked up and saw one man pinned to the roof—others flying around. The moment of horror on Latam Boeing 787.

The high prices of items for coffee and milk have consumers grumbling about inflation across the board, even as it has cooled.

Inside a Florida car condo, which includes a ground floor area that can hold five of the owner’s 20 cars at a time.

Airlines, hotels and rental cars aren’t the only place where travelers get hit with high fees they may not expect.

Layoffs and job departures outstripped new hires in 2023 at startup companies, according to data from Carta’s platform.

New Zealand food prices in February rose at their lowest annual pace since May 2021, adding to evidence that inflation pressures continue to cool.

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 looks set to rise at the open after U.S. stocks gained despite U.S. inflation coming in hotter than economists had expected.

WSJ reporter Chip Cutter commutes from Columbus, Ohio, to New York City weekly for work.

Students discuss being healthy and weight-loss drugs.

The President’s Pentagon budget reveals the armed forces in a state of managed decline.

Biden’s NLRB loses its attempt to redefine the term ‘employer’ to help Big Labor organize more companies.

Prices reaccelerate, giving the Federal Reserve no cause to ease policy.

The transcript of the special counsel’s interview with President Biden confirms the prosecutor’s account.

The hedge fund wants Equity Commonwealth to return cash to investors.

This is a summary of a request from NanoString Technologies to hire Weil Gotshal & Manges as special patent counsel, filed Feb. 26 with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.