Новости за 22.01.2018

Philadelphia Energy Solutions affiliates which account for more than one-quarter of the fuel-refining capacity on the East Coast filed for bankruptcy protection, blaming the steep cost of complying with a federal environmental regulation.

AIG has to fix its core business and is paying up in deal, but the insurer could benefit from diversification and growth.

Senate fails to end government shutdown, Florida police search for suspect after pipe-bombs detonate at mall, and here's how much Super Bowl tickets cost.

People used to laugh when Trump told supporters they’d get ‘sick of winning.’

One year after Trump’s inaugural, the results are far murkier than his blunt warning to allies suggested.

Turkish President Erdogan brushed off a U.S. plea for restraint in the country’s military offensive against Kurdish fighters in northwestern Syria, a sign of the heightened tension between the two treaty allies.

French president Emmanuel Macron planned wined and dined Davos-bound business leaders inside the Palace of Versailles in an effort to shake off the country’s image as a guillotine for foreign investment.

While two-thirds of the globe’s car makers are pulling towards electrification, U.S. brands still believe bigger is better. Dan Neil breaks down the surreal Detroit auto show.

Brazil is on tenterhooks this week as it awaits an appeals court ruling that could land former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, currently in pole position for this year’s presidential election, in jail for corruption.

Verizon Communications Inc. is scheduled to report fourth-quarter results before the market opens Tuesday.

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In a speech before Israel's legislature on Monday, Vice President Mike Pence said the U.S. embassy will be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem by the end of 2019, ahead of schedule. Photo: AP

Expect more expensive biotech acquisitions after two high-priced deals were announced Monday.

Businesses around the world cut back on their overseas investments for the second straight year in 2017, a surprise development that suggests the globalization of economic activity may be slowing.

Different people can help us manage different moods. Psychologists explain how to build a portfolio of supportive allies.

Philadelphia Energy Solutions affiliates responsible for more than one-quarter of the crude-oil refining capacity on the East Coast of the U.S. filed for bankruptcy protection, amid “industrywide turmoil” driven by politics and economics.

Daniel Loeb’s Third Point ratcheted up the pressure on Nestlé, saying the company’s portfolio needs to be further simplified.

Celgene said it agreed to buy Juno Therapeutics for $87 a share in cash, or about $9 billion, in a move that will expand Celgene’s portfolio of blood-cancer drugs.

Longtime retail executive Arthur Martinez is stepping down as executive chairman of Abercrombie & Fitch, the company said.

The once-Communist state is again a battleground for the soul of Europe as populists try to dismantle the post-Cold War liberal order, fueled by disenchanted voters reaching for new ways of governance and old notions of identity.

President Xi has talked about focusing on the quality of the economy, but Beijing still needs strong growth to ensure employment and social stability.

Richemont said it would spend up to $3.3 billon buying the shares it doesn’t already own in Yoox Net-a-Porter, one of the fashion world’s most disruptive e-commerce companies, a sign of how the shift to online shopping is spreading to even the most expensive and exclusive purchases.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson called on Turkish and Syrian-Kurdish forces in northwestern Syria to exercise restraint in the aftermath of a Turkish military offensive there over the weekend.

Would you buy a $100,000 watch online? Richemont wants to buy out its fellow shareholders in Yoox Net-a-Porter, because for more people, the answer is yes.

Reduced American influence is leaving countries feeling freer to pursue their own agendas.