Новости за 30.08.2017

A look at the AP Municipal Bond Index for Wednesday, Aug. 30: BIGGEST MOVER: Two-year bonds.

These stocks helped lead the market higher. Find out why.

The company had a better second quarter than expected, but the turnaround just hasn't been moving fast enough.

The Environmental Protection Agency has issued emergency waivers allowing states from Maryland to Texas to ignore some clean-air requirements for gasoline.

Houston's population is growing quickly, but when Harvey hit last weekend there were far fewer homes and other properties in the area with flood insurance than just five years ago, according to an Associated Press investigation.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first treatment that genetically engineers patients' own blood cells to seek and destroy childhood leukemia.

A Dutch court says that two directors of a poultry farm cleaning company at the center of a Europe-wide tainted food scare must remain in custody for a further 30 days while investigations into their alleged involvement in the scandal continue.

Despite Apple stock's 53% run-up in the past 12 months, this analyst remains a bull.

US approves first cancer treatment that genetically alters patients' own immune cells to attack childhood leukemia .

The European Parliament's top Brexit official says the slow progress of the divorce proceedings between the European Union and Britain has ensured that the prospect of a prolonged transition period after the March 2019 deadline is gaining ever more traction.

A veteran wire service photographer and editor whose 40-year career took him from the gritty streets of Philadelphia to major international sporting events including the Olympics and the World Cup has died.

South Korea's Supreme Court says a former worker in a Samsung LCD factory who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis should be recognized as having an occupationally caused disease.

Intel putting its Data Center Group ahead of its Client Computing Group may not have been wise.

The proof is in the supply chain.

The nation's largest refinery is out of commission, and the critical Colonial pipeline is running at reduced capacity.

Asian stocks were higher Wednesday as investors hunted for bargains and shrugged off geopolitical tensions a day after North Korea fired a missile that flew over northern Japan.

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is appearing before lawmakers to answer questions about alleged corruption scandals linked to his ruling Popular Party.

Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng index closed above 28,000 points for the first time since May, 2005, helped by easing geopolitical tensions.

Marijuana is causing a divide in a quirky Alaska tourist town in the shade of the continent's tallest mountain.

Stocks around the world recovered Wednesday while haven assets lost ground as investors brushed aside earlier worries that followed a missile launch by North Korea.

Happy birthday, Mr. Buffett!

An energy service company has agreed to pay $800,000 as part of a settlement over deceptive marketing practices.

Oil prices dipped on Wednesday but gasoline spiked to its highest since mid-2015 as flooding in the wake of Hurricane Harvey knocked out almost a quarter of U.S. refineries.

GM is much more investor-friendly since CEO Mary Barra took over -- and it wants you to know why.

The largest refinery in the country has cut output by nearly half as it deals with Tropical Storm Harvey, which continues to pummel the Texas Gulf Coast.