Новости за 30.09.2016

Some American Airlines flight attendants say they're getting a rash from new uniforms made of wool.

Julian Castro, secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, wants to extend the American dream to everyone by making it more affordable to own a home.

The company provides two updates on the government's plans to buy its anthrax vaccines.

Shares of the global bank are rising on reports that it may pay less to settle with the DOJ than originally feared.

Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, is calling the inclusion of China's renminbi as the fifth currency in an elite group of the world's reserve currencies "an important and historic milestone" for the international financial system.

Coca-Cola enjoys a stock-market history as rich as its cultural legacy, though recent changes in consumer tastes will require the company to adjust its business to remain successful.

The global refreshments powerhouse continued to benefit from revenue concentration in the U.S., raising EPS guidance alongside a positive fiscal third-quarter 2016 report.

The government services provider tumbled after losing a key contract in Kuwait.

An exchange-traded fund focused on Mexico has become a weather vane for Republican Donald Trump's chances winning the U.S. presidential election in November, investors said.

In its bid to become even more like HBO, Netflix is even copying its content budget.

Cisco's former "chief futurist" shares his thoughts about the future of connectivity.

Progress was made in 2016, but next year will be even more important.

Ligand Pharmaceuticals has returned over 1,160% since the beginning of 2011.

A gauge of U.S. consumer confidence rose in September, suggesting households are feeling fairly good about the economy this fall.

U.S. stocks rose on Friday, the last day of the third quarter, helped by gains in financials and technology stocks.

These stocks give you monthly income, but they're not all great long-term investments.

The coffee chain is launching a line of ready-to-drink coffee beverages to be available in grocery and other stores.

Jawbone's lack of inventory is anything but reassuring that the company is operating normally.

Deutsche Bank downgrades the stock, making its recent downtrend even worse.

Israelis and Palestinians came together Friday morning at a state funeral for Shimon Peres, who tirelessly worked for peace between the two sides.

Deutsche Bank Chief Executive John Cryan on Friday moved to reassure staff after shares in Germany's largest lender hit an historic low amid renewed concerns over its stabilit

Thousands who rely on the Hoboken terminal in New Jersey may face longer than usual commutes and heavy crowds on Friday as investigators try to determine why a commuter train crashed into the station, killing a woman and injuring more than 100 people.

Oil prices fell on Friday as investors cashed in on a 6-percent rise in just one day after OPEC members agreed to reduce output for the first time in eight years to stifle a two-year price slide.

China stocks ended a thinly-traded week with modest gains on Friday after a private survey suggested domestic and export demand may be slowly picking up.

Regulators have their eyes set on punishing the nations biggest banks.