Новости за 21.07.2016

Executive to leave cable network after two decades amid allegations of sexual harassment

Consumer group under pressure to find fresh growth as global markets slow

French president concedes Theresa May needs time to prepare for talks

Exodus from City of London would mean lower office rents

President’s ability to rule by decree for 90 days allows him to bypass normal constitutional checks

Bankers accused of making $8m illicit profit from ‘front-running’ $3.5bn deal

Blunt call for alliance unity as Republican presidential candidate’s remarks alarm European allies

US hedge fund joins other investors concerned about the widening gap between payout options

The aerial dogfight seen via the headset mirrors the loops and swoops of a theme park ride

Texas senator heckled by delegates from his own state after failing to endorse Donald Trump

Lenders’ shares jump on hint of backstop as ECB keeps interest rates on hold

Solar-powered drone fleet aims to bring web to millions

Health service is relying on ‘a range of short-term measures to manage its budgetary position’

Acquisition wrests control from the British banks and strengthens US card issuer in UK

US alleges improper diversion of money from bond deals worked on by the Wall Street bank

Investment manager reports 2% rise in economic net income

Concern that balance of power will swing strongly in favour of eurozone governments

EU carriers also being affected by falling ticket prices linked to excessive capacity growth

Justice chief says cell participated in Isis initiation ceremony over the internet

DoJ files lawsuits to prevent Anthem’s $48.4bn takeover of Cigna and Aetna’s $37bn purchase of Humana

Political drama that unfolded following Britain’s vote to leave the EU led to a boost in sales

The putschists counted on support from AKP opponents — they were mistaken, says Elif Shafak

Soldier confronted at knifepoint after leaving Norfolk base

Apple remains market leader but IDC says interest in category is expected to be muted in 2016

The Republican convention is not the only place where debt watching is going out of fashion