Новости за 29.08.2017

One big Harvey loser: United Airlines.

The Super Bowl champion New England Patriots are lending their star power to a new lottery game.

As the gulf coast of Texas and parts of Louisiana reeled from the escalating damage brought on by Harvey on Tuesday, millions of commercial and residential damage has been done by not only flooding, but also high winds that slammed the area over the past few days.

Gilead's buyout of Kite Pharma sparks yet another rally in fellow CAR-T developer Juno Therapeutics.

U.S. stocks are following other global market indexes lower Tuesday after investors were shaken up by North Korea's launch of a midrange ballistic missile that crossed over northern Japan and fell into the Pacific Ocean.

A deal with Jazz Pharmaceuticals has investors dancing the Lindy hop.

The company's business is doing splendidly across the board.

The company is testing queso, and reports indicate it will go national on Sept. 12. The chain's in a sticky situation, and when it comes to queso that's a good thing.

Best Buy Co. on Tuesday reported fiscal second-quarter net income of $209 million.

State regulators have cited and fined the operator of a West Virginia coal mine in the death of a shuttle car operator.

Hyundai Motor Co. says it has halted production in China as tensions between Seoul and Beijing over an U.S. anti-missile system left the company unable to pay a supplier.

Palestinian officials say a newly built $6 million West Bank mansion meant to be President Mahmoud Abbas' official residence and guesthouse won't be serving its original purpose.

The Philippine president says the family of former dictator Ferdinand Marcos has indicated a willingness to return a still-unspecified amount of money and "a few gold bars" to help ease the government's expected budget deficit.

A Bangladesh court has sentenced the owner of a building that collapsed in 2013 in the country's worst industrial disaster to three years in jail for unaccounted income.

Asian shares were mostly lower Tuesday, as the region was rattled by North Korea's launch of a midrange ballistic missile that crossed over northern Japan and fell into the Pacific Ocean.

Buying Kite Pharma is probably just the beginning for Gilead.

Best Buy, the No.1 U.S. electronics retailer, reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and sales on Tuesday, helped by strong demand for smartphones, connected home and wearable devices.

Your home can't take the place of a retirement or college savings plan. Expecting it to do so will have horrible results.

Three times a week, Rita Driscoll steps onto a treadmill at a Minnesota hospital under the eye of a rehab therapist.

Uber Technologies is pulling a heavily criticized feature from its app that allowed it to track riders for up to five minutes after a trip.

Comcast may be best known as a cable company, but it is banking on remote-controlled door locks and cameras and its growing home security business.

President Donald Trump is unlikely to win congressional support for funds he wants for a proposed U.S.-Mexico border wall before an Oct. 1 deadline.

Homeowners suffering flood damage from Harvey are more likely to be on the hook for losses than victims of prior storms — a potentially crushing blow to personal finances and neighborhoods along the Gulf Coast.

Ford Motor and Domino's Pizza in September will begin testing Michigan consumers' reactions to having their pies delivered by self-driving vehicles, the companies said on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump's personal lawyer is acknowledging that the president's company considered building a Trump Tower in Moscow during the Republican primary, but the plan was abandoned "for a variety of business reasons."