Новости за 16.04.2018

The Northeast was hit with heavy rain and flooding on Monday, closing transit stations and major roads.

Seattle's Pure Watercraft has developed EV power trains to replace gas outboard motors in boating.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit the Miami area to promote the Republican tax bill to small Florida business owners during a roundtable discussion.

As the second week of big bank earnings kicks off one technician warns the group could be on the verge of a collapse.

Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen wants prosecutors barred from seeing certain files seized by the FBI from him.

Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen wants prosecutors barred from eyeing certain files seized by the FBI from him.

After GE's best week in more than a month, one trader says those expecting a more prolonged rebound should think again.

Seattle-based biotech Kineta inks a drug collaboration deal with Genentech to develop non-opioid chronic pain treatment.

The grocer plans to invest in education, wages and retirement benefits, saying tax law changes helped fund these efforts.

The taxman will give you more time to file your return — if you go about it the right way.

The U.S. is now the 18th happiest country in the world.

EPA violated laws by installing a $43,000 soundproof phone booth in Administrator Scott Pruitt's office, GAO determined.

"Basically, it's a call to everybody."

The growing demand for rechargeable batteries could lead to shortages in key materials.

There has been such a sharp pullback in recent weeks that Take Two now looks particularly attractive, investor Eric Jackson says.

Comey is more credible than Trump, but they should both take a page from Mueller’s playbook, says ethics professor.

James Comey is more credible than Trump, but they should both take a page from Robert Mueller’s playbook, says Prof. Joseph Holt.

Credit Suisse lowers its rating to underperform from outperform for Kraft Heinz shares.

"Anyone can do this."

Hank Greenberg may have lost his battle with the NY attorney general over securities fraud but his move to fight the securities law that was used against him is gaining traction, the New York Times reports.

President Donald Trump, his White House staff and the Republican National Committee escalated their attacks against the former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who called Trump a "morally unfit" leader in an interview.

Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson says it was "completely inappropriate" for employees to call the police in this case.

Machine learning startup Uptake is buying Asset Performance Technologies, which controls a huge trove of industrial data.

Health care and Social Security have become more important for Democrats as the GOP controls Congress and the White House.

The Fed remains on track to raise interest rates three or four times in 2018, New York Fed President William Dudley said.