Новости за 26.03.2024

New Zealand’s NZX-50 closed 0.3% lower amid a pullback in most larger-cap stocks.

David Calhoun was brought in to fix Boeing’s issues, but he will leave a big repair job for the next leader.

Unrwa, the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, lost funding following allegations by Israel that at least a dozen of its employees took part in the Oct. 7 attacks.

China Merchants Bank’s shares rose after the lender surprised with a boost in its dividend ratio while annual earnings came in largely as expected.

President Biden and Donald Trump have big plans for tax policy, but they’re headed in opposite directions. WSJ’s Richard Rubin explains what makes up the $6 trillion rift between them.

States are pushing to give teachers pay increases that haven’t come through in decades as more funding was directed to other purposes in the education system.

Florida passed a law that prohibits people under 14 years old from having social-media accounts, regardless of parental consent.

Boeing chief Dave Calhoun will step down at year-end amid the aircraft maker’s crisis over product quality, and the company said its chairman won’t stand for re-election.

Leaders of some of the biggest U.S. tech companies are getting extraordinary paydays thanks to restricted stock and stock options that rose with their employers’ share prices.

The European Union launched investigations into Apple, Meta Platforms and Google parent Alphabet under the bloc’s sweeping new digital-competition law.

WeWork co-founder and former CEO Adam Neumann recently offered to buy the bankrupt co-working company for more than $500 million, people with knowledge of the matter said.

U.S. stocks retreated for a second straight session, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both losing 0.3% and the Dow industrials falling 0.4%.

Wegovy maker Novo Nordisk struck a deal to buy heart-disease-therapeutics developer Cardior Pharmaceuticals for up to the equivalent of $1.11 billion.

The trial opened of Do Kwon, who is accused of defrauding people who bought a cryptocurrency that collapsed two years ago.

Ericsson will cut around 1,200 jobs in Sweden as the telecom-equipment company adjusts to a lower-volume environment.

Fisker said its negotiations for a tie-up with a large automaker have broken down, heightening concerns about the EV startup’s financial situation.

Trump’s struggling social-media platform will begin trading on Nasdaq on Tuesday at a market value of roughly $6.8 billion.

The Biden administration hit alleged Chinese hackers with sanctions and criminal charges, while the U.K. accused Beijing of hacking its electoral register to steal voters’ information.

Trump needs to pay just $175 million to put his $454 million civil-fraud judgment on hold during his appeal, an appellate court ruled, giving the former president a crucial win on the cusp of a financial deadline.

The U.N. Security Council approved a resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza after the U.S. allowed it to pass by abstaining, prompting Israel to withdraw from scheduled high-level meetings with the Biden administration.

Shohei Ohtani broke his silence on the fallout from a betting scandal that linked the baseball star’s longtime interpreter to an illegal bookmaker who is under investigation.

Agents with the Department of Homeland Security raided a house in Los Angeles connected to rapper and entrepreneur Sean Combs, a law-enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation said.

Several high-profile hosts at the cable channel objected to NBC’s hiring of the former RNC chairwoman, saying she has helped undermine faith in elections.

Qantas engineers will inspect an Airbus A330 after pilots shut down one of its engines on a flight between Melbourne and Perth on Monday night.

Design-software developer Canva acquired U.K.-based design platform Affinity, targeting professional users, as the Australian company builds toward a U.S. stock-market listing.