Новости за 18.10.2016

Oil futures climbed in electronic trading Tuesday from their settlement after the American Petroleum Institute reported a 3.8 million-barrel decline in U.S. crude supplies for the week ended Oct. 14, according to sources.

The toymaker's management discusses toy industry market share, projected 2016 Star Wars revenue, its growing digital presence, and more.

Roche Group's Genentech said late Tuesday the Food and Drug Administration has approved its Tecentriq immunotherapy medicine for the treatment of certain types of lung cancer.

A blog post outlines troubling connections between Banc of California and a family known for fraud.

Motley Fool analyst John Rotonti sits down with Michael Mauboussin, investor, author, theorist, and professor.

Puma Biotechnology Inc. shares fell in the extended session Tuesday after the biotech said it was launching a secondary public offering of its shares.

Intel Corp reported a better-than-expected 9.1 percent rise in quarterly revenue, helped by improving PC demand and growth in its data center and cloud businesses.

"Ask Brianna" is a Q&A column from NerdWallet for 20-somethings or anyone else starting out.

Shares of Sprint Corp. turned lower in morning trade Tuesday, after the telecommunications company disclosed preliminary second-quarter results.

Philip Morris International reported flat third-quarter earnings, which was a better performance than Wall Street had expected during a lull in shipment volume.

The company is letting its staff create new drinks and share them with customers.

Wall Street rallied broadly on Tuesday, as a slew of better-than-expected quarterly reports, including those from Netflix and UnitedHealth, buoyed investor sentiment.

Shares of Intel Corp. ran up 1.5% in morning trade Tuesday, after Barclays turned bullish on the chip maker, citing improving PC trends, increasing diversification and attractive valuation.

The healthcare conglomerate is still seeing growth from its most important segment.

The struggling casual-dining chain sees its stock move higher on insider buying, but there's still a long way to go before it turns things around.

If the Federal Trade Commission loses its appeal, then wireless companies may be able to play fast and loose with their claims.

But investors will be looking beyond soaring vehicle sales.

Melania Trump rose to her husband's defense on Monday, describing lewd comments the Republican presidential nominee made on a leaked 2005 video in which he bragged about groping women as "boy talk."

Package delivery company FedEX Corp said on Tuesday it would invest 1.4 billion euros ($1.54 billion) to double the capacity of its logistics activities at the Charles de Gaulle International Airport in the Paris suburb of Roissy.

Dick's Sporting Goods is preparing a bid for the U.S. business of bankrupt Golfsmith International Holdings.

Sabre said on Monday it had fixed a technical issue that affected booking services of its U.S. airline partners such as Southwest Airlines Co, Virgin America and JetBlue Airways.

Oil prices rose early on Tuesday as some analysts said markets might not be quite as oversupplied as suggested.

China stocks rallied on Tuesday, as Shanghai's U.S. dollar-denominated B shares stabilized following the previous day's sell-off, and as investors shifted their focus to Chinese economic data this week.

In this digital age, attention spans are contracting

The leading streamer's attempt to localize content in foreign countries seems to be paying dividends already.