Новости за 11.10.2019

A U.S. official and a Syria war monitor say there has been an explosion near an outpost where U.S. troops are located in northern Syria amid intense shelling during the Turkish offensive in the area, the AP reports.

The major indexes rallied to end the week as the Trump administration struck, what it called, a substantial trade deal with China.

Trump says the Federal Reserve should still lower interest rates even though China and the U.S. agreed to the first part of a trade deal.

Shepard Smith's afternoon show on Friday was his last appearance on Fox News. It came a day after President Donald Trump criticized Smith — again — on Twitter.

"You don't need huge assortments to shop anymore ... Focus on the best," former J. Crew CEO Mickey Drexler says.

The announcement came as President Donald Trump said there is a "very substantial phase one deal" between the two superpowers after high level talks this week.

The news comes one week after PayPal announced its withdrawal as government regulators continue to scrutinize the plans.

Mnuchin also said that the U.S. won't impose a new round of tariffs on imports of Chinese goods, which were set to go into effect Oct. 15.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a drug to help prevent migraines on Thursday. The drug, Reyvow, was developed by Eli Lilly and Co. and has proven effective in alleviating the painful symptoms of migraines.

Dallas Mavericks center Boban Marjanovic, one of the NBA's tallest players at 7 feet 3 inches, is reuniting with a former teammate to sell oversized blankets.

CNBC's Jon Fortt and Sharon Epperson speak with Credit Karma CEO Kenneth Lin on the company's new savings account, the best credit cards and more.

New York, Connecticut, Vermont and New York City filed the motion for preliminary injunction on Sept. 9.

California state attorney general Xavier Becerra outlined for the first time what companies will have to do to comply with the CCPA.

It had been unclear whether she would appear to answer questions from House Democrats because she still works for the State Department.

Trump signed an order clearing the way for sanctions, though the U.S. will not move yet to punish Turkey after the country's offensive in northern Syria.

Artists that show at New York Comic Con's Artist Alley not only have access more than 200,000 fans who wander through the aisles, but hundreds of industry professionals looking for new talent.

The photo-op was scheduled just an hour before Trump was expected to meet with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He amid high-level trade talks between the two economic superpowers.

In a blog post on Thursday, Amazon shared its official position on controversial issues facing the company, including climate change, diversity and counterfeits.

The billionaire CEO of Fisher Investments compared winning prospective clients to meeting women at a bar, and saying "hey, I want to talk about what's in your pants." It's not the first time Fisher has made such remarks.

Strictly enforcing misdemeanor crime laws or restricting quality of life offenses isn't really about reducing more serious crimes. It's about saving and resurrecting economic opportunity, writes Jake Novak.

A fast-moving wildfire fueled by dry Pacific winds engulfed houses, roads and wooded areas near Los Angeles on Friday morning, killing at least one person and forcing some 100,000 residents to flee their homes, officials said.

The libertarian describes the central bank interest rate cuts and President Trump's China tariffs as interventionist moves "far removed from capitalism."

Almost all patients with a mysterious vaping-related lung disease have been hospitalized, with about half ending up in the intensive care unit, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials said Friday.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading:

"Many competitors do to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars," says Fidelity's Kathleen Murphy.