Новости за 08.09.2017

The stock fell after a big bank weighed in with new thoughts on the natural gas driller’s future.

Investors liked what they saw in second-quarter 2017 financial results.

The stock began the month down 10%, then swung to a double-digit increase.

A new federal audit says the U.S. government improperly spent $84 million to help plan for California's massive proposed water project.

Wheat for Sept. was 8.25 cents lower 4.1350 a bushel; Sept. corn was down 5.25 cents at 3.4175 bushel; Sept. oats unchanged at $2.35 a bushel; while Sept. soybeans lost 1.25 cents at $9.6325 a bushel.

American consumers borrowed more heavily in July, increasing their debt primarily in a category that includes auto and student loans.

U.S. stock indexes were wavering between tiny gains and losses in early trading Friday.

The world's largest oilfield services company, Schlumberger, is spending billions of dollars buying stakes in its customers' oil and gas projects.

France's president has called for greater European investment in Greece to help offset the cash-strapped country's increasing reliance on non-European countries, notably China.

Texas agricultural officials fear thousands of cattle may have died in the aftermath of Harvey, resulting in losses to ranchers of tens of millions of dollars.

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Kroger Co. (KR) on Friday reported fiscal second-quarter net income of $353 million.

Moody's has downgraded UPMC's credit rating following the health system's recent expansion in central Pennsylvania.

Glencore says it is selling nearly all its stake in Russian oil company Rosneft to a Chinese energy company just nine months after the Swiss commodities trader bought it.

Cindy Sanchez began to feel ill while barbecuing just before Harvey's torrents started pelting this city just east of Houston, along a corridor with the nation's highest concentration of petrochemical plants.

Despite the strong performance of the financial sector over the past year, these three banks still look cheap.

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A study program at an elite Chinese university that was inspired by the Rhodes Scholarship is entering its second year with an endowment of more than $500 million and a considerable rise in applications.

The eye of Hurricane Irma grazed the Turks and Caicos Islands on Thursday, rattling buildings after it smashed a string of Caribbean islands as one of the most powerful Atlantic storms in a century, killing 14 people on its way to Florida.

Financial stocks are having a rough run this week, with banks getting hit hard by falling rates and insurer stocks getting hammered by the expected impact of another hurricane.

Oil prices rose on Friday as U.S. crude production was hit harder by Hurricane Harvey than expected, with even bigger storm Irma heading for Florida and threatening to cause more disruption to the petroleum industry.

U.S. stocks edged lower in early trading Thursday, pulled down by insurers and other financial companies as investors weighed the prospects of big losses for the sector from Hurricane Irma.

Federal prosecutors have filed a court motion asking a judge to revoke Martin Shkreli's (SHKREL'-eez) bail and throw him in jail because of recent threats the so-called "Pharma Bro" allegedly made against Hillary Clinton.

Revised government data show the Japanese economy grew at a slower pace in the April-June quarter, not the surprisingly strong spurt indicated by an earlier estimate.

A towering spillway at the nation's tallest dam was crumbling, and tens of thousands of people were fleeing for their lives.