Новости за 02.03.2023

Relatives of Greek train crash passenger in fury and despair

The U.S. Justice Department is rolling out a new policy aimed at pushing the cost of corporate crime into the pockets of executives, the latest in a series of changes at the agency under President Joe Biden.

Jurors in the murder trial of Richard "Alex" Murdaugh began deliberations on Thursday, weighing whether the disbarred South Carolina lawyer - who was struggling with legal, financial and drug problems - killed his wife and son.

The Jets, Raiders and Commanders are logical trade destinations for Aaron Rodgers.

Cambodia court due to give verdict in opposition leader treason trial

Seven passengers aboard Lufthansa Flight 469 were injured after severe turbulence caused an unscheduled landing.

Major U.S. retailers including Best Buy, Walmart and Amazon are doubling down on healthcare and health-related products as inflation-wary Americans shift more of their budgets to services and away from goods.

A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Thursday criticized the Securities and Exchange Commision for casting vague doubts about crypto lender Voyager Digital's proposed sale to Binance.US, saying the regulator had essentially asked to "stop everybody in their tracks" without explaining how to address its concerns.

The impact of higher U.S. interest rates on the economy may only begin to "bite" in earnest this spring, an argument for the Federal Reserve to stick with "steady" quarter-point rate increases, Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic said on Thursday.

Consumers suing Alphabet Inc's Google LLC over its data collection practices have lost their early appeal to pursue money damages as a class action seeking billions of dollars.

SoloSuit, an innovative web app that helps individuals respond to debt collection lawsuits quickly and easily, announces the key milestone five years after its founding.

Dolphins, porpoises, killer whales, sperm whales and other toothed whales produce an array of sounds - to find prey employing a sonar-like system called echolocation and to communicate with other members of their species.

Japanese investors turned net sellers of foreign bonds last week, after three weeks of buying, as U.S. bonds fell on concerns over further policy tightening by the Federal Reserve.

Cryptocurrency heavyweights including Coinbase Global Inc and Galaxy Digital on Thursday dropped Silvergate Capital Corp as their banking partner after the lender's latest filing raised questions about its ability to stay in business.

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) must always stand ready to mitigate the side-effects of prolonged monetary easing, even as it maintains massive stimulus, board member Hajime Takata said on Thursday.

The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday urged an appeals court to reject former President Donald Trump's claim that he is automatically immune from lawsuits over his supporters' assault on the U.S.

Italian prosecutors are looking into the way emergency services responded to last weekend's migrant boat disaster in which dozens of people were killed after accusations that authorities were slow to react, a police source said on Thursday.

The Netherlands will trial licensing cannabis growers for its famous "coffee shops" where smoking the drug is authorised, tackling a contradiction whereby selling is legal but supplying isn't, which has fed an illegal market dominated by criminal organisations.

Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, expressed confidence in China's recovery and the willingness of drinkers to pay higher prices after reporting increased profit in the fourth quarter despite lower beer sales.

Tropical deforestation significantly reduces rainfall: study

U.S. home prices are forecast to decline modestly this year and by less than previously thought as demand has declined only slightly despite expectations that interest rates have further to rise, according to property analysts polled by Reuters.

Jobstreet Philippines country manager Philip Gioca said jobseekers now prefer a workplace that doesn't strain mental health.

Residents of Johor, the worst-hit state, were warned of continuous rain until March 4, according to Johor Chief Minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi.

The Senate's HELP Committee will vote on March 8 on whether to issue a subpoena for Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz.

Bryan Kohberger's former boss said the Idaho murders suspect was "withdrawn" and "never warmed up" when he worked for him.