Новости за 12.04.2024

Baltimore’s port boss said he is planning for the resumption of operations ahead of the expected May reopening of the channel blocked by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Israel is preparing for a direct attack from Iran on southern or northern Israel as soon as the next 24 to 48 hours, a person familiar with the matter said, but a person briefed by the Iranian leadership said Tehran had yet to decide on any strike.

Regulators are investigating Morgan Stanley in connection with how it vets clients who are at risk of laundering money through the bank’s wealth-management division.

The ECB gave the clearest indication yet that it could cut interest rates in June, signaling a possible divergence from the Fed.

Advertising group Publicis said first-quarter revenue continued to grow and beat expectations, helped by new business and what it called a clear rebound in the tech sector.

Spotify is developing tools that would allow subscribers to manipulate songs from their favorite artists, hoping to deepen user engagement.

Big U.S. banks are set to reveal quarterly earnings, with JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Citigroup first out of the gate on Friday.

A Boeing review found that CEO David Calhoun and other executives took personal trips worth more than $500,000 on the company’s private jets and other planes that were improperly recorded as business travel.

Housing market affordability isn’t getting any better, with inflation keeping mortgage costs high.

The tax man wants to file your taxes for you. What could go wrong?

Director Christopher Wray says multiple security risks are hitting at once.

The cost of electricity has climbed by 29.4% since January 2021.

A wartime rupture in U.S.-Israel relations is an invitation to Tehran.

His case gave rise to a new kind of fame and left Americans of all races cynical about the law.

These companies send natural, often organic, fertilizers direct to your home. Go ahead and fire that expensive landscaper.

Even a modest racial realignment would provide the margin of victory for Republicans in November.

The law created a fairer code and encouraged growth. Congress should now go even further.

‘We now live in a time when . . . a person with a name known in every living room may suddenly streak into our lives, a fugitive chased by TV helicopters.’

A 2010 U.S. tax law can make it almost impossible for expats to open accounts.

He embraces states’ rights and aims to show that Democrats are the radical ones.

No mainstream politician seems to think cutting the military budget is the way out of a fiscal crunch.