Новости за 19.03.2024

Turbulences in real-estate markets on both sides of the Atlantic raised fears of contagion risks for Europe’s financial sector, but analysts see European banks better insulated from the downturn than their American peers.

The dispute comes days after Europe and the U.S. pledged to swiftly and jointly impose meaningful new sanctions on Tehran if it is proven to have delivered ballistic missiles to Russia.

Its ice-cream business is struggling and enjoys less overlap with the rest of the consumer company.

The “Star Wars” creator and one of Disney’s biggest individual shareholders said Tuesday that he was confident in the company’s leadership in their battle against Peltz, whose hedge fund Trian Partners is trying to seize two board seats.

China wants to use annual business gathering to attract more foreign investment but is opaque about which leader will attend.

Companies say the splashy filtered fixtures improve hair and skin—and look amazing. Skeptics pour some cold water on that.

The company, which has seen its share price more than triple this year on the back of the AI boom, plans to sell 2 million shares. The stock was down more than 10% in early trading.

The Taiwan’s defense minister has hinted that U.S. troops have been training the Taiwanese military on islands that would be on the front lines of a conflict with its neighbor.

International Paper has tapped Andrew Silvernail to succeed Mark Sutton as chief executive of the paper-products maker, effective May 1.

Between an Oscar-winning movie adaptation of one of his books and a new novel with rave reviews, Percival Everett’s gone from cult favorite to superstar.

Consumer prices rose 2.8% in February from a year earlier, Statistics Canada reported, where economists expected the rate to advance to 3.1%.

Peer Marshall, who has been with the alternative investment manager since 2015, will succeed Bahir Manios as finance chief at the end of May.

Chinese electric-car maker XPeng seems to making progress in its bid to turn profitable this year, guiding for more sales growth after posting a sharply narrowed net loss and record-high revenue.

Aena, Alstom and more in the latest Market Talks covering the Auto and Transport sector.

Xiaomi posted a 51% rise in quarterly profit as higher smartphone sales after the pandemic offset expenses for its first electric car launching next week.

SK Hynix, Weibo and more in the latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom.

Racy texts are a good baby step to reignite the romance in a long-term relationship. Here’s a primer.

Unilever plans to spin off its ice-cream business and could consider a sale, with 7,500 jobs potentially being affected.

The city’s officials say domestic legislation covering state secrets and foreign interference is necessary and won’t affect normal businesses.

A deal to release hostages and pause the Gaza war has been held back by Israel’s goal of destroying the militant group.

It’s not UConn. The smartest thing you can do this March Madness is bet against the most popular national championship pick.

Republicans aren’t budging amid warnings of dire consequences for small companies.

As Nvidia’s ‘AI Woodstock’ kicks off, nontech companies attending the event say they benefit from the association with the current cool kid on the block, especially in terms of attracting in-demand AI talent.

Pfizer is raising around $4.27 billion from the sale of part of its stake in consumer-healthcare business Haleon.