Новости за 23.03.2023

Cristiano Ronaldo took his second run with Manchester United as a learning experience.

The Swiss National Bank raised its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points on Thursday and said UBS's takeover of Credit Suisse had averted a financial disaster, adding it was now critical the merger took place in a smooth and fast way.

The European Central Bank may need to raise rates again in May to fight inflation, Dutch central bank chief Klaas Knot said, adding a powerful voice to the growing chorus of policymakers calling for tighter policy even after recent market turmoil.

Toshiba Corp's board on Thursday accepted a buyout offer from a group led by private equity firm Japan Industrial Partners (JIP), ending months of speculation over whether the investors would be able to take it private.

Ford Motor Co expects its electric vehicle business unit to lose $3 billion this year, but remains on track to achieve a pretax margin of 8% by late 2026, the company said.

Boxing fans might not be seeing Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk share the ring this year after all.

Female aid workers in north Yemen cannot do their jobs tackling one of the world's worst humanitarian crises as tightening male guardianship rules by Houthi authorities restrict their movement, nine female humanitarians told Reuters.

A push by the United States to upgrade ties with Vietnam this year is facing resistance in Hanoi, over what experts say are concerns that China could see the move as hostile at a time of tension between superpowers Beijing and Washington.

Terran 1, which is the largest 3D-printed object to exist and to attempt orbital flight, failed to reach orbit but cleared key objectives.

A former Meta recruiter recalled her days working at the tech giant in videos posted to TikTok.

Toshiba Corp's board on Thursday accepted a buyout offer from a group led by private equity firm Japan Industrial Partners, a source familiar with the matter said, potentially drawing a line under years of upheaval for the company.

Advertisers are seeking any assurances from TikTok, the viral app that helped usher in a wave of short-form video across social media, as the Chinese-owned company again faces a potential ban in the U.S.

TikTok's chief executive will face tough questions from lawmakers on Thursday who are convinced the Chinese-owned short video app should be barred for being a potential national security threat to the United States.

A conservative federal judge in Texas could soon order the U.S.

Private equity firms that acquired companies since the banking crisis started on March 8 have funded the deals mostly with their own funds, a departure from traditional leveraged buyouts that reflects their struggle to secure cheap debt.

Ethiopia appoints senior TPLF official as head of Tigray interim govt

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' policy agenda includes new restrictions on abortion and further loosening gun laws, stances that may help him in his expected run for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination but could hurt his chances of actually being elected, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll.

For the SEC director, the alleged behavior of the TRON founder and that of his backer was part of an "age-old playbook to mislead and harm investors."

A controversy over John Paul II's legacy looks set to spur some undecided voters in Polish elections due by November, political analysts say, as allegations that the late pope concealed child abuse deepen rifts in the predominantly Catholic country.

A new U.S. congressional committee on China will hold its second hearing on Thursday, seeking to highlight what Washington says is an ongoing genocide against Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in China's Xinjiang region.

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris may not have won over America in her first two years in office, but she's staying put at President Joe Biden's side.

Toshiba to go private as board accepts $15 bn takeover bid: reports

Banking shares slipped in Europe on Thursday as the instability that surged through the global banking system this month is prompting investors to adjust to more challenging economic and lending conditions ahead.

Gisele Bündchen said she has always supported Tom Brady and denied making him choose between their marriage and his career.

A court in India found opposition leader Rahul Gandhi guilty of defamation on Thursday for a speech he made in 2019 in which he referred to thieves as having the surname Modi, and sentenced him to two years in prison.