Новости за 12.04.2024

Rate uncertainty puts economic indicators under scrutiny in the U.S. and Europe, while China data is also in focus.

Israel is winning battle after battle against Hamas. It still risks losing the war.

The creator of ‘The Birds of North America’ refused to paint from imagination. He almost always insisted on a fresh specimen for reference.

The 15-time major winner has recovered from a string of injuries that once threatened his career. But one challenge his surgically repaired body can’t overcome is when inclement weather comes into play.

America’s biggest bank warned that it is starting to pay more on customer deposits.

Canada’s real estate market was relatively steady last month, with sales of existing homes ticking higher, prices slipping modestly and new listings declining ahead of early signs of a rebound in April.

He helped turn Georgia purple, was an early supporter of Newt Gingrich, and could light up a room with “Amazing Grace.”

Sportsbooks and casinos have made betting more enticing than ever, showing why the industry shouldn’t be trusted to regulate itself.

U.S. natural gas futures added to yesterday’s losses from an above-estimate inventory build.

Investors watch bank earnings for news about the individual banks and the financial sector broadly, but also for insights about the state of the economy.

Net income and revenue at America’s biggest bank beat expectations.

The last few years before retirement can make or break what comes next.

The Bank of England said it will place more stress on developments that could upend its expectations for the U.K. economy and future interest rates as part of an overhaul of forecasting and communications recommended by Ben Bernanke.

The bank’s revenue and net interest income both rose year-over-year, but the latter was down from the prior quarter. JPMorgan took a $725 million to pay the FDIC over last year’s bank failures.

The House speaker’s job is on the line in the midst of a revolt by conservatives. “We don’t need any more reason to be polarized.”

Buzunesh Deba was elevated from runner-up to the No. 1 spot when the original winner was disqualified for doping. The race still hasn’t paid her.

China has released the details of its trade-in program for consumer products, including cars and home appliances, the country’s latest attempt to boost domestic demand.

Warnings of a potentially imminent attack by Iran on Israeli soil have set off a diplomatic scramble to avoid what would be an unprecedented escalation of the war in the Middle East.

Companies and private-equity firms are increasingly concerned about ESG-related risks, even as investment strategies with that label have fallen out of favor.

The fruit grower’s bankruptcy tops a series of setbacks for the agribusiness strategy of Paine Schwartz Partners.

Large U.S. companies are pressing lawmakers to revive expired tax breaks for research and development spending, as a political stalemate keeps some finance executives wrestling with those investments.

Advocates of gun control are trying to find ways to get around a federal immunity law that protects firearms companies.

If the Fed holds steady in the months ahead, cutting rates elsewhere could cause headaches.

Players worry the prolonged battle between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf is pushing away the audience.