Новости за 15.03.2024

India is slashing import duties on certain electric vehicles for manufacturers who invest at least $500 million to produce their cars in the country.

How three mathematicians–with help from the pope–effectively founded the field of modern engineering.

The company’s response came after reports that an Illinois jury ordered its infant-formula unit, Mead Johnson, to pay $60 million in compensation related to the death of a premature baby who was fed Enfamil.

Do you have a distinctive look? If not, you could be missing a trick that makes shopping easier—and leads to better outfits. Consider these four paths.

A term once applied to lightning or a speedy hunting dog got slapped onto naked dashes across college campuses

Find insight on Rheinmetall, Volkswagen and more in the latest Market Talks covering the Auto & Transport sector.

Changes come after NAR settlement over claims that real-estate industry conspired to keep commissions high.

Their nearly 50-year ties are nearing an open rupture, spurred by clashing political agendas and conflicting war aims in Gaza.

As friction between England and France embroiled their North American territories, a war party launched a devastating raid on a remote settlement.

The Treasury Department says it will continue to collect ownership information as it battles a court ruling that found a U.S. transparency law unconstitutional.

The former royal returned to Instagram on Thursday to announce a new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard. Fans say “timing is brilliant.”

Coach John Wooden’s triumphant era as coach of the Bruins was capped by the emergence of future NBA stars Bill Walton and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Find insight on Vestas, Shell and more in the latest Market Talks covering ESG Impact Investing.

A high-capacity version of America’s favorite pickup, the Ford F-250 is best understood by what it’s not: a diesel. Meet the super-duty 4×4 with a naturally aspirated V8 nicknamed Godzilla.

It’s harder to hitch your wagon to Wall Street’s latest fad than you might think.

The American soldier-statesman who became a key figure in the victory over the Axis relied less on military genius than on attention to detail.

Pete Distad will oversee a company that would pool live-sports programming from ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery.

The public backlash against an altered photo of the princess shows that, even in the age of social media, royalty is held to a higher standard than mere celebrity.

Who is considered the first hacker? When did the first denial-of-service attack occur? Test yourself on these and other questions with this quiz.

The 2003 disaster claimed the lives of seven skiers, including a former snowboarding champion.

Entrepreneurs have built businesses that produce fully domestic-made apparel. The challenges for a full revival of the American industry are multiple.

The mushers and dogs who compete in Alaska’s sled race traverse mountains and frozen oceanscapes.

Harvesting the ocean floor is growing in popularity in Washington amid a push to extract rare minerals for defense applications.

Crude oil futures edged lower after reaching more than four-month highs on a more bullish outlook for the market by the International Energy Agency.

The groundbreaking $418 million legal agreement could drive down commission rates and shrink the number of real-estate agents over time.