Новости за 16.09.2016

Despite a slow start, Google ads have now generated more app installs than Facebook's.

Oil futures settled Friday at their lowest level in more than five weeks, pressured by expectations for a rise in crude exports from Nigeria and Libya.

Chipotle says its top marketing executive is back on the job, after being placed on leave this summer in connection with drug possession charges.

Discover why financial advisors recommend that parents focus on saving for their retirement rather than paying off their children's student loans.

Ahead of the Paris Motor Show, the German carmaker hypes the debut of its new electric auto.

Apple, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, and Toyota are among the world's 10 most valuable brands, and their influence is still growing. Bet on them for the very long haul.

Deutsche Bank shares drop 10% on the bank's confirmation that the Department of Justice may fine it as much as $14 billion. But how much will the bank actually pay?

Gold futures settled Friday at their lowest level since June as traders searched the latest U.S. economic data for clues on the timing and pace of interest-rate increases by the Federal Reserve.

Trends come and go over the years, but if you want to invest for the next half century, then take a look at PepsiCo, Corning, and Anheuser Busch InBev

Motorists in parts of the country could pay a little more for gasoline in coming days because of the shutdown of a leaking pipeline in Alabama.

Intel raised its revenue forecast for the third quarter, citing signs of improving demand for personal computers.

U.S. consumer prices increased more than expected in August as rising rents and healthcare costs offset a drop in gasoline prices.

Whatever made them think this was a good idea?

"More cores" seems to be the answer to keeping Intel's personal computer processors significantly ahead of the best smartphone chips.

This race isn't even close, especially if you care about valuation risks.

In recent weeks, Alcoa has reached an agreement with a key joint venture partner and announced what the boards of directors would look like once the company is split in two.

Customers have been walking away from sit-down chains as convenience and affordability take precedence.

Start implementing these ideas right now, and enjoy the financial benefits next spring -- or even sooner.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is investigating why Exxon Mobil Corp. hasn't written down the value of its assets, two years into a pronounced crash in oil prices.

Social Security is a major retirement income source for most Americans. But the age you should start receiving benefits depends on a number of factors.

Eighty-eight places in Japan are going to be designated "animation spots" to encourage tourism — using train stations, school campuses, rural shrines and other fairly everyday places where popular "manga" characters are depicted.

What started in April with a few members of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe has become one of North Dakota's newest and biggest communities.

Fishermen in New England say President Barack Obama needlessly dealt a big blow to their industry when he created the Atlantic Ocean's first marine national monument and circumvented the existing process for protecting fisheries.

Deutsche Bank AG says it does not intend to pay $14 billion to settle civil claims with the U.S. Department of Justice for its handling of residential mortgage-backed securities and related transactions.

College students who began the year being taught by ill-prepared substitutes were back with their regular professors Thursday after Long Island University ended a faculty lockout at its Brooklyn campus caused by a bitter contract dispute.