Новости за 01.09.2016

Automakers released their August U.S. auto sales on Thursday.

Volkswagen is appealing a National Labor Relations Board ruling allowing a small group of employees at the German automaker's lone U.S. plant to be represented by the United Auto Workers union.

What the biotech didn't say might have caused its downfall.

Stronger production guidance was one of the many factors fueling this driller's amazing run last month.

While certain divisions showed growth below expectations, the second quarter proceeded as expected.

Apple and General Electric look like they could raise their dividends, but there is one in this group that probably shouldn't.

The oil and gas producer dramatically reshaped itself over the past few years.

Wall Street fell on Thursday, starting September on a dour note after a steeper-than-expected decline in monthly factory activity raised doubts about growth and the ability of the economy to withstand an interest rate hike.

Mylan's history of price hikes on EpiPen is drawing the ire of patients, advocates, and Washington.

The company has a new store concept it calls "A Whole Lotta Awesome."

Natural-gas futures fell further on Thursday after the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported that supplies of the commodity rose 51 billion cubic feet for the week ended August 26.

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket has exploded as part of a test on a launch pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida, according to eyewitness accounts posted to Twitter.

An explosion rocked a SpaceX launch site Thursday during a routine rocket test.

Billionaires are bailing on this billionaire-led energy infrastructure giant.

A survey shows that manufacturing activity in Britain rebounded in August from a slump in July, when confidence was hit by the vote to leave the European Union.

It took an hour and a $330 paper check to buy the printed blue ticket for my one-way charter flight from Havana to Miami, the last I will ever take.

California Democrats are taking further steps to advance the state's ambitious climate-change agenda, agreeing to regulate methane emissions from landfills and dairy farms for the first time and approving $900 million in spending on environmental programs.

The European Union's imposition of a $14.5 billion back tax bill on Apple is "total political crap", Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a newspaper interview.

McDonald's said Wednesday that retiring U.S. President Mike Andres would be succeeded by company executive Chris Kempczinski, effective Jan. 1.

British health officials are bracing for an unprecedented five-day junior doctors strike announced for mid-September.

Two pillars of Elon Musk's empire are facing financial crunches as the entrepreneur seeks to combine the two companies through a controversial acquisition.

Oil prices steadied on Thursday after Saudi Arabia said OPEC was moving towards a common position on oil production that some investors think could support prices.

China stocks finished lower on Thursday dragged by real estate shares, as official August purchasing managers' index (PMI) data showed activity slowing in the construction sector.

Apple expects to repatriate billions of dollars of global profits to the United States next year, Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a radio interview.

Sales growth is way down, but this metric hit a four-year high last quarter.