Новости за 15.03.2024

The University of Michigan’s consumer-confidence survey slipped to 76.5 in mid-March from 76.9 in February, dragged downward by a more negative outlook for the coming months. Economists had expected a slight uptick.

Much like Tony Bennett did during his last performance.

It isn’t only about achieving happiness.

Making JBS USA responsible for its promises isn’t antibusiness.

People might be moved to actually do something about a $34,000,000,000,000 national debt.

Legislation banning or forcing a sale of the popular app could take months to reach Biden’s desk due to senators’ concerns.

Options trades tied to semiconductor stocks made up 42% of activity pegged to S&P 500 companies in February, which includes stocks such as Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices and Micron Technology. The heavy trading has continued in recent weeks.

If we fail to review where our money is going, the burgeoning national debt will become threat No. 1.

Educators say phones cause distractions, states are aiming to limit the devices’ use at school, and the U.S. is warning they pose mental-health risks for youngsters.

Fani Willis, the Democratic Georgia prosecutor who indicted former President Donald Trump on election-interference related charges, can remain on the case but must cut ties with a deputy she had a romantic relationship with.

One reason: Ransomware gangs are on the rise, allowing even criminals with minimal computer knowledge to get into the game.

Prices for cocoa, the key ingredient in chocolate, have surged to records, costing chocolate makers, bakers and aficionados alike.

Boeing advised airlines to check the cockpit seats on 787 Dreamliner jets after a seat mishap likely pushed a pilot into the controls, causing a terrifying plunge on a flight to New Zealand this week.

Fast-food locations in Japan and Hong Kong were facing disruptions from reported issues with their computer systems.

The Irish leader is expected to push U.S. president to call for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza.

Japanese automakers are trying to catch up to more their cost-competitive rivals abroad.

Two rival discount chains reported seeing similar problems in their customer base.

McDonald’s locations in Japan and Hong Kong are facing disruptions from reported issues with their computer systems.

Forget hair-dye, people are going to great lengths to reduce or reverse the silvers. Some scientists of aging think they might be onto something.

European natural-gas prices traded almost 2% higher on Friday due to renewed supply issues but remained under pressure in the short-to-medium term, according to analysts.

Ellie Mertz takes over as the online property rental company looks to evolve through a mix of geographic expansion and new products.

Semiconductor valuations remain expensive even after selloff and with Nvidia’s Next Big Thing coming.

A fake Bill Ackman, a bogus Cathie Wood and a false Steve Cohen are among the impersonators luring victims on social media, and their real-life counterparts can’t keep up.

Investors’ hope that trillions of dollars in money-market funds will push stocks higher when the Fed cuts rates are misplaced.