Новости за 08.08.2017

Following widespread outrage over a passenger who was violently dragged off an overbooked plane, U.S. airlines are bumping customers at the lowest rate in at least two decades.

Aluminum hit a 2-1/2 year peak above $2,000 a tonne on Tuesday, lifted by growing concerns over supply cuts in top producer China and an upbeat assessment of China's demand growth prospects.

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American Indian tribes fighting the Dakota Access pipeline want a federal judge to shut down the line while more environmental review is done.

The Hellcat-powered Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, billed as the quickest SUV ever built, will cost at least $85,900.

Teespring has removed a rainbow swastika T-shirt from its site and says it is adding layers of oversight to prevent people from offering offensive designs for sale.

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is seeking a presidential disaster declaration, saying the state is "the epicenter of drought for the nation" because of a rain-free summer.

South Carolina says it's filed its largest lawsuit ever against the federal government, seeking to force the U.S. Department of Energy to make good on a deal over removing plutonium from the state.

CVS Health's second-quarter earnings rose 19 percent to top Wall Street expectations, and the nation's second-largest drugstore chain also narrowed its 2017 forecast.

Romania's government plans to increase gasoline and diesel taxes after income revenue from fuel fell at the start of the year.

Michael Kors reported a 15 percent drop in quarterly profit on Tuesday, as the U.S. fashion accessories maker sold fewer items to department stores.

Only a small number of U.S. tax, finance and business professionals expect President Donald Trump's 15% corporate tax rate to become reality as part of tax reform.

U.S. officials are abandoning plans to require sleep apnea screening for train engineers and truck drivers in the latest step of President Donald Trump's campaign to drastically slash federal regulations.

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Saudi Arabia will cut crude oil allocation to its customers worldwide in September by at least 520,000 barrels per day, Reuters reported Tuesday, citing unnamed sources familiar with the plans.

CVS Health reported an 18.8 percent rise in quarterly profit on Tuesday, as its pharmacy benefits management business serviced more claims and demand for its specialty pharmacy services rose.

McDonald's will increase its number of stores in mainland China to 4,500 by the end of 2022, up from 2,500 currently, as part of a strategic partnership with Citic and the Carlyle Group, it said on Tuesday.

Casinos are slowly embracing competitive video game tournaments as a way to help their bottom lines, but the money is coming from renting hotel rooms to the young players and selling them food and drinks, not from turning them into gamblers.

Wal-Mart Stores has settled a lawsuit by two insurers that sought to avoid covering its multi-million-dollar payout to comedian Tracy Morgan for injuries he suffered in a 2014 crash involving one of the retailer's trucks.

China's July export growth weakens to 7.2 percent from a year earlier; import growth falls to 11 percent.

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The company is lessening its stake in Weibo.

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