Новости за 07.06.2017

Chemours, the former performance chemicals unit of Dupont, has been named to the Fortune 500 list of America's largest companies less than two years after its spinoff.

Peyton Manning will be advising helmet manufacturer Riddell on product development.

If you haven't heard of impact investing yet, just wait.

In light of a potential headache from a protracted Brexit negotiation, exchange traded fund investors seeking Europe exposure have turned to options that specifically exclude United Kingdom exposure. The “Europe ex-UK” investment class is quickly gaining steam as offshore investors actively avoid lumping British exposure into any Europe-region investment, with Brexit and London’s role as…

Scandal-ridden Wells Fargo has been ranked dead last in a survey of "Most Respected American Companies" done by the investing publication Barron's.

Wisconsin has submitted a request to become the first state in the country to drug test applicants for Medicaid.

A plan to sell Boeing-made F-15 fighter jets to Qatar appears to be moving forward, despite several countries cutting diplomatic ties with the Middle Eastern nation.

U.S. stocks edged higher in early trading Wednesday, led by gains in banks.

Ian Schrager, co-founder of Studio 54 and the man credited with creating boutique hotels, has just opened the new PUBLIC hotel on New York City's Lower East Side.

President Donald Trump says withdrawing from a global climate change agreement will boost the U.S. economy, but existing market forces have had far more of an effect on the fossil fuel industries than climate regulations.

An outspoken Emirati ruling family member has raised the prospect of a change in leadership in Qatar, which is embroiled in a major diplomatic crisis with its Gulf neighbors.

A Massachusetts medical marijuana dispensary has created a culinary delight for patients who don't want to smoke their pot or eat it in the form of sweets.

The Latest on the Gulf crisis after Saudi Arabia and other nations cut ties to Qatar, accusing it of supporting terrorism (all times local): 12:40 p.m.

Fourteen migrant workers from Myanmar have appeared in a Thai court on criminal defamation charges brought by their employer, which they accused of grueling, illegal working conditions.

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By Dustin Blodgett, Accuvest Global Advisors More often than not, advisors and clients move too slowly in increasing allocations away from the U.S., thus missing out on much of the International rebounds that have occurred throughout history. This is largely due to Home Country bias and not feeling as comfortable with having exposures to countries and…

A global watchdog says the world economy is picking up speed but faces big political uncertainties and needs to be reformed to make growth work for a broader swath of people.

China's foreign currency reserves have risen for a fourth month ahead of a possible U.S. interest rate hike that might put new pressure on Beijing's exchange rate controls.

Top U.S. intelligence officials will face questions on the FBI's probe into Russian involvement in the 2016 U.S. election and fallout from the James Comey firing.

The department store chain Macy's is considering a rooftop addition to its flagship store in New York City's Herald Square neighborhood.

Asian stocks were mostly higher Wednesday following Wall Street's decline as traders looked ahead to British elections.

Two competing ride-sharing services are teaming up to encourage New Yorkers to share the city's famous yellow taxis for a discounted fare.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions offered to resign from his post in recent weeks, amid tensions with President Donald Trump over his decision to recuse himself from the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

Oil prices dipped on Wednesday, with Brent crude futures around $50 per barrel, as global fuel markets remained oversupplied, although rising tension in the Middle East and falling inventories lent some support.

U.S. savers who routinely scour personal finance sites for the best deposit rates are soon going to see an unusual bank at the top of the list: Goldman Sachs.