Новости за 05.09.2017

Boeing Co said on Tuesday it would look closely at United Technologies Corp's $23 billion acquisition of Rockwell Collins Inc, breaking its month-long silence on a deal.

PPG Industries Inc. has completed the sale of its fiberglass operations to Nippon Electric Glass Co.

Wells Fargo places a bid on the House of Mouse.

The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:35 a.m.

U.S. stocks declined in early trading Tuesday as investors returned from the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Moving some of your retirement savings into a Roth account can save you a bundle on taxes during retirement.

Apple is apparently playing it safe.

L.L. Bean has done some soul-searching.

General Electric Co. says arguments for more dredging in the Hudson River to speed its recovery from PCB contamination are "unsupported by sound evidence."

Danish toy maker Lego says it will cut 1,400 jobs, or about eight percent of its global workforce, after reporting a decline in sales and profits in the first half of 2017.

Britain's chief Brexit negotiator will face questions from lawmakers returning from summer recess Tuesday as the government plans to "intensify" talks with the European Union.

A closely watched survey is showing that the eurozone economy is headed for its best year of growth for a decade.

Bell Pottinger, a public relations firm that works for companies and governments around the world, has been thrown out of the industry's British trade body because of a controversial campaign in South Africa.

Hyundai Motor Co. said its China plant halted operation due to a supply disruption on Tuesday, its second shutdown in China in less than a month as diplomatic tensions between China and South Korea over a U.S. missile-defense system took a toll on its business.

Congress ends its five-week summer recess as storm-ravaged states clamor for Harvey aid, the Trump administration demands a swift increase in the nation's borrowing authority, and President Donald Trump's actions on immigration seem certain to upend the fall agenda.

U.S. oil prices rose on Tuesday as the gradual restart of refineries in the Gulf of Mexico that were shut by Hurricane Harvey raised demand for crude, their main feed stock.

Hurricane Irma, a powerful Category 4 storm, plowed toward the Caribbean and the southern United States on Tuesday as islands in its path braced for possible life-threatening winds, storm surges and flooding.

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U.S. sales of GM's crossovers jumped 45% in August. That could mean a profit bonanza for the General.

Shares of the technology giant are at all-time highs following a strong earnings report last month.

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as the effects of Harvey continued to shut in refineries.

The company that publishes books by Laura Ingraham, Mark Levin, Ann Coulter and other conservative authors says it wants nothing to do anymore with The New York Times.

The Latest on a conservative publisher's decision to sever ties with The New York Times and its best-sellers list (all times local): 6:55 p.m.

The Latest on the release of a report making recommendations to companies on a now-failed nuclear power project (all times local): 6:30 p.m.

An Ohio board has approved an estimated $7.8 million tax credit for Amazon as the e-commerce giant plans a new fulfillment center outside of Cleveland that could employ 2,000 people.