Новости за 11.02.2016

Investors in many of the largest money-market mutual funds haven’t received any benefit from the Federal Reserve’s December rate increase: At 13 of 20 large fund classes, yields haven’t changed since then.

European banking stocks were hammered as investors continued to question some lenders’ profitability and balance-sheet strength.

The man who helps Donald Trump be Donald Trump; today on the campaign trail; and more of the biggest news stories and exclusive features from Washington on politics, policy, financial regulation and defense.

Plus Bloomberg’s opportunity to start a third party and a Supreme rebuke to the White House.

PepsiCo reported a 31% increase in earnings and announced a dividend increase, but it also provided a downbeat profit outlook for 2016.

Manulife Financial Corp., Canada’s largest insurance company by assets, increased its dividend Thursday and posted a lower fourth-quarter profit on charges related to its energy investments.

Drew Altman: Both Democratic presidential candidates are calling for universal health coverage, though they disagree sharply on how to get there.

The trial of a 94-year-old former Auschwitz guard began on Thursday, accused of being an accessory to 170,000 counts of murder. Photo: AP.

Take a look at Reynolds's long road to "Deadpool" -- and, perhaps, his best shot at a superhero franchise.

Federal agents closed in on the last four armed occupiers inside a national wildlife refuge in Oregon protesting against federal land-management policies. Thousands followed the event unfold on a live audio stream. Photo: AP

After four previous misfires, "Deadpool" is shaping up to be Ryan Reynolds's best shot at making a popular comic-book movie. WSJ's Michael Calia takes a look at his track record in the genre. Photo: 20th Century Fox

Nokia warned of an impending slowdown in the telecommunications-equipment sector amid growing worries about the health of the global economy, just as the integration of the recently acquired Alcatel-Lucent gathers speed.

Company mergers and takeovers valued at more than €60 billion fell through last year due to antitrust scrutiny, according to a new report by law firm Allen & Overy.

KKR & Co. swung to a fourth-quarter profit as private-equity holdings rose in value, but a measure of core earnings missed Wall Street’s forecasts.

New Delhi will restrict road access for private cars in April in a repeat attempt to lower the capital’s air-pollution levels, which are among the world's highest.

Zynga reported fourth-quarter results at the top end of its expectations, driven largely by strength in its Slots and Words with Friends games, though the game developer continues to bleed users.

The endorsement game is in full swing in South Carolina, but there are a couple of politicians whose support is coveted and unpledged.

Robert Litan: The only Republican candidate who said he would rein in entitlement spending, a major driver of future deficits, was New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who is no longer in the race.

Southern and northern European government bonds are divided again, despite ECB buying. Portugal is a particular source of concern.

Sweden’s central bank cut its main interest rate even further below zero as it sought to hold down the national currency to support a recovery in the inflation rate toward a 2% target.

A day after South Korean media reported the execution of one of North Korea's top generals, North Korean media released footage purportedly showing Sunday's controversial long-range rocket launch. Photo: AP/KRT

Readers share their photos of Monkey-themed Lunar New Year festivities around the world.

Global stocks staged a sharp retreat as a cautious tone from the Federal Reserve and a fresh fall in oil prices fueled anxiety about the health of the world economy.

The ferocious strengthening of the yen reveals the brittle underpinnings of the Abenomics stock-market rally.

Commodities titan Glencore PLC reported lower fourth-quarter copper and zinc output, in line with its promise to cut back production as it seeks to slash costs and pare back debt amid a protracted commodities price slump.