Новости за 15.09.2016

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling more than 1.9 million vehicles worldwide because their air bags might not deploy in a crash.

PayPal settles its feud with MasterCard, but its profit margins could suffer.

After decades in business, both continue to consume mounds of cash while generating no returns for shareholders.

Gasoline futures led crude-oil prices higher Thursday, as the shutdown of a major gasoline pipeline looked set to stretch into a full week.

Bank of America is reducing its outstanding share count twice as quickly as Wells Fargo.

Apple is one of a kind, and this can be both a short-term headwind and a major advantage for the company in the long term.

The graphics specialist looks to be preparing a new high-end graphics processor for gamers.

The software giant still hasn't learned its lesson with hardware.

A new report out today, by a top group of executives at some of the country’s largest financial institutions, finds the Fed may be engaging in illegal activity as it tries to regulate the banking sector.

Snapchat could make $1 billion next year. That money has to come from somewhere.

U.S. factory production fell last month amid cutbacks in appliances, home electronics and machinery.

There are two huge risks that beginning investors need to consider, as they are wealth killers.

Twitter's first NFL live-stream is a big test.

The 13 key traits for Chipotle employees include being conscientious, respectful, and happy.

Mattel hopes a Barbie tablet can help ease the pain of last year's sluggish ways.

The latest energy industry master limited partnership hits the market.

These two big drugmakers are fighting a patent cliff. Pfizer's has already hit, while AbbVie's is on the way. Which is the better pick now?

Ritchie Bros.' latest acquisition might be just what the doctor ordered.

The market has turned against Whole Foods, which is good news for value investors.

Apple is reportedly going to be shifting away from third-party display driver chips in favor of an in-house design.

Oil prices rose on Thursday after falling around 3 percent in the previous session, supported by an unexpected fall in U.S. crude inventories.

Samsung's recall of 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 phones after several dozen caught fire and exploded may stem from a subtle manufacturing error, but it highlights the challenge electronics makers face in packing ever more battery power into ever thinner phones, while rushing for faster release dates.

Tesla says it can't verify whether a vehicle autopilot system is to blame for the death of a Chinese man whose father claimed on state television that the driver-assist feature was active.

As the U.S. economy enters its eighth year of its recovery from the Great Recession, one major factor is slowing its growth: Government gridlock.

Chances for approval of its lead drug candidate may have just improved following the departure of a big critic at the FDA.