Новости за 02.05.2018

Starbucks Corp. and the city of Philadelphia Wednesday announced separate settlements with two black men whose arrest at a downtown Starbucks in April sparked protests and prompted an apology from the Seattle-based company.

Tesla burned through cash at a greater rate than analysts expected during the first quarter, intensifying pressure on the Silicon Valley auto maker to raise more capital.

Britain’s shameful Windrush episode has revived debate over whether the U.K. should adopt compulsory ID cards. But the real challenge for the British government should be to establish a robust system of digital identification.

Zynga is moving to a single-class stock structure, diminishing the control of its founder as other technology companies maintain systems that give insiders extra voting power.

The Basque militant group ETA said it has dissolved, bringing a formal end to half a century of assassinations and violence and leaving victims’ groups still clamoring for justice.

The Federal Reserve’s course seems set, with steady, modest rate increases persisting through this year into next. The factor that could upset its plans is wage pressures, which are starting to flow through the economy.

The indie-folk artist turns to his past and the things that buoyed him in difficult times: familiar television characters and easy listening music

The Trump administration is considering executive action that would restrict some Chinese companies’ ability to sell telecommunications equipment in the U.S., based on national-security concerns.

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After tax reform, a stampede from high-tax states.

Dead fish, fowl, rabbits and glistening flayed carcasses of beef come alive in the hands of the painter.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller raises possibility of Trump subpoena, Texas sues Trump administration to end 'Dreamers' program, and tick, mosquito-borne infections surge in United States.

Food and drink apps allow people to skip the queue. A stubborn minority line up anyway, for courtesy, company or just to take a moment to relax.

The Federal Reserve held short-term interest rates steady Wednesday and indicated it remains on track to raise them gradually in coming months to keep the expanding economy on an even keel.

Food and drink apps allow people to skip the queue. A stubborn minority line up anyway, for courtesy, company or just to take a moment to relax.

Ten-year Treasury yields’ rise above 3% for the first time in four years last week confirmed the end of a decade of unprecedented monetary stimulus. But central banks’ vast power over markets may not be over.

Bloomberg joins other media companies erecting paywalls to diversify their revenue and establish a more direct relationship with readers.

The $15 billion combination of Newell and Jarden has missed sales targets and lost market value, opening a rift between the deal’s two architects.

A Procter & Gamble scientist channels grief over the death of her 15-month-old daughter into a campaign to raise awareness of hot-car deaths.

As a U.S. delegation arrives in China with a list of requests for Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader’s economic strategy and domestic constituencies make any compromise difficult to achieve.

Grain-trading firms are making more money again thanks to poor weather in South America, changing trade policies and cost cuts, after struggling for years against a global oversupply of crops.

Encrypted messaging app Telegram has raised $1.7 billion from a small group of private investors and called off a planned sale of cryptocurrency, according to a person familiar with the company’s plans.

The country’s oldest Chinatown is stirring up a culinary revival, with modern riffs on traditional fare, hidden cocktail dens and the city’s best dim sum.

Southwest said that one of its jets was forced to land after a cabin window partially broke, though the plane didn’t lose cabin pressure.

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