Новости за 01.04.2024

Temu parent PDD enforces a culture of corporate secrecy by suing some former employees.

As the Pentagon embarks on a project to create a maritime aid route, José Andrés’s World Central Kitchen has already begun delivering food by sea.

Boeing was given 90 days to present regulators with an action plan to address quality-control issues at its 737 factory. Here’s a look at the layers of Boeing’s quality process and the issues each faces.

Cognition Labs, a startup developing an AI tool for writing code, is in talks with investors to raise funding at a valuation of up to $2 billion.

“Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” notched the second-biggest domestic weekend opening at the box office of a movie so far this year.

Some of the biggest U.S. companies in artificial intelligence asked their Taiwanese manufacturing partners to step up production of AI-related hardware in Mexico, seeking to diminish reliance on China.

Social-media startup Discord plans to start showing advertisements on its free platform in the coming week after long dismissing them.

A secret memorandum that expanded intelligence sharing with Israel after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack has led to growing concerns in Washington about whether the information is contributing to civilian deaths, people familiar with the issue said.

Pressure is building on Netanyahu over tough decisions that could strain the prime minister’s coalition and threaten his grip on the management of Israel’s war with Hamas.

China’s manufacturing sector returned to expansion in March after five months of decline, adding to signs of a stabilizing economy.

Engineers began the complicated and painstaking process of clearing the wreckage of Maryland’s Francis Scott Key Bridge after it was struck by a ship and collapsed.

Business owners are resisting the Republican state lawmakers who are trying to deter migrants from illegally entering the U.S. by making it tougher for them to find work.

Some U.S. lawmakers backing a crackdown on TikTok worry that overly broad Senate changes to a House proposal to ban the app or force its sale could significantly delay the effort or derail it altogether.

Turkey’s main opposition party was poised to control most of the country’s largest cities while claiming a surprise victory in local elections that represent a rebuke to President Erdogan, reflecting discontent with the country’s turbulent economy.

A congressional race in Iowa is testing whether the national uproar over in vitro fertilization will help Democrats win in November and potentially tip control of the House in their favor.

Some JGBs fell in early Tokyo trade, dragged by BOJ’s quarterly Tankan corporate survey that has fueled inflationary concerns stemming from possible wage increases.

Jane Fraser’s gags include kidnapped teddy bears and embarrassing photos; the planning is elaborate.

A legal settlement that stands to do away with longstanding commission rules is rewriting the playbook for home buyers.

Oil edged lower in the morning Asian session in likely position adjustment ahead of OPEC+’s joint ministerial monitoring committee meeting on Wednesday.

Gold rose in the early morning Asian session following in-line U.S. overall PCE price index released Friday, which sustained bets for three Fed rate cuts this year.

The Nikkei Stock Average was up 0.3% at 40476.52 as gains in electronics stocks helped offset losses in energy and financial shares.

South Korea’s exports grew for a sixth consecutive month in March on strong demand overseas for semiconductors, ships and other Korean goods.

Sentiment among large Japanese manufacturers worsened for the first time in four quarters during the three months to March, reflecting a sharp deterioration in mood among automakers.

Account holders’ information was leaked on the dark web about two weeks ago but appears to have come from 2019 or earlier.