Новости за 10.07.2017

The Israel-focused driller is still up more than 200% this year.

The federal financial consumer watchdog agency has moved to broadly ban the use of so-called arbitration clauses when groups of people want to file a class-action lawsuit against a bank or other financial company.

Dominion Energy announced Monday it is partnering with a Danish energy company to build two wind turbines off the Virginia coast, an effort years in the making that the utility said could lead to the development of a much larger wind farm.

Grain futures were higher Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

Houston, Texas-based oilfield services company Halliburton (NYSE:HAL) said Monday it has seen a surge of new job openings this year thanks to an increased demand for fracking in the United States.

U.S. stocks wavered between small gains and losses in early trading Monday.

The e-commerce leader is going to be even more dominant at Christmas.

Europe-related exchange traded funds have largely underperformed U.S. markets for many years, but things are finally turning around as European equities begin to pull ahead this year. “After underperforming US equities for the better part of this decade, Europe has rebounded strongly in 2017. Many investors with a ‘once bitten, twice shy’ mentality to international…

The Trump administration is aiming to come to an agreement on a draft tax plan with the House and Senate before the August recess, with the goal of beginning legislative action after the break, a top official said Monday.

A California family can sue to get back a Camille Pissarro painting that the Nazis looted from their Jewish ancestor even though she accepted a settlement from the German government for the masterpiece, a U.S. appeals court said Monday.

Spain's Iberia airline has decided to scrap a pregnancy test for new employees after it was fined 25,000 euros ($29,000) by a regional government for discrimination.

Mark Howard of Basalt, Colorado, earned a hefty six-figure income during his 25-year career in financial services.

The FDA and Trump administration indirectly added billions of dollars to Amgen's market value last month.

Grain futures were higher Monday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade.

German prosecutors say they've opened an investigation into employees of Porsche, which is a unit of Volkswagen AG, and an American subsidiary over the possible manipulation of diesel emissions.

The teen retailer Abercrombie & Fitch says it's no longer looking to sell the company and shares are down 11 percent before the opening bell.

The global infrastructure giant expects to generate steadily growing cash flow, which should fuel 5% to 9% annual distribution growth, if everything goes according to plan.

The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:35 a.m.

A giant Chinese red flag flutters on a pole where an American flag used to fly at a steel mill in this dusty industrial Serbian town.

U.S. stocks opened mostly lower on Monday, though modest gains in the technology sector pushed the Nasdaq Composite into positive territory shortly after the opening bell.

Dozens of firefighters have tackled a fire in a building at London's Camden Lock Market — the second time in recent years that the tourist destination has been affected by a serious blaze.

Shares in both China's state-owned shipping company, COSCO, and Orient Overseas (International) Ltd. have surged after COSCO agreed to buy its smaller rival for $6.3 billion.

German exports were up 1.4 percent in May compared with the previous month, outpacing import growth and pushing the country's trade surplus higher.

The European Union says coal-fired power plants are responsible for the most pollution on the continent, with Britain among the top polluters.

Nicholas Montes put on goggles and a catcher's mitt and crouched.