Новости за 29.09.2017

A look at the AP Municipal Bond Index for Friday, Sept. 29: BIGGEST MOVER: One-year bonds.

Large technology and health care companies and smaller U.S.-focused firms rose again Friday as stocks finished the third quarter at record highs.

Louisiana regulators agreed to pay just over $100,000 to resolve a federal lawsuit that accused state officials and inspectors of harassing and discriminating against a group of Vietnamese-American nail salon owners, court papers show.

The M2M communications leader jumped on an impressive quarterly report. Here's what investors need to know.

Despite a generally positive day on Wall Street, these stocks declined. Find out why.

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Friday: Finish Line Inc., up 37 cents to $12.03

Getting anywhere on the planet in under an hour — one of the more intriguing possibilities that Elon Musk, the billionaire innovator, raised as he unveiled plans for a new rocket.

If you've suffered a loss due to some kind of disaster, you'll need to report it on your federal tax return -- and you may even get a deduction out of it.

Tour companies say they will continue taking Americans to Cuba despite a State Department warning issued Friday.

A federal judge has denied an effort by drug makers to block Maryland's first-in-the-nation law against pharmaceutical price gouging.

After years of disappointment for owners of the stock, the company delivered yet another ugly quarter for investors to chew on.

Danica Patrick is talking to other NASCAR teams about continuing her career next season.

Large technology companies and smaller U.S.-focused firms are rising again Friday morning, and stock indexes are a bit higher in spite of losses for energy and industrial companies.

Investors are clinging to hopes that yesterday's advisory committee meeting wasn't as bad as it seemed.

Hint: It's probably more than you think.

Senate Republicans have unveiled a budget plan that's the first step to overhaul the nation's tax system.

The federal government is showing support for the continuation of the construction of two reactors at a Georgia nuclear power plant.

US judge denies drug makers' effort to block Maryland law against prescription price gouging.

Hurricane Maria has devastated Puerto Rico , destroying buildings leaving its more than 3.4 million residents largely without power.

The developers of a disputed natural gas pipeline on the U.S. East Coast are considering a major expansion of the project into South Carolina, according to remarks made by an energy company executive and interviews with others in the industry.

Just over a year after Walmart spent more than $3 billion for the fast-growing online retailer Jet.com, it will launch a higher-end grocery line targeting millennials as it tries to contain Amazon.com.

London will not renew Uber's license when it expires Sept. 30, citing a lack of corporate responsibility.

President Donald Trump has met with Kevin Warsh as part of the process of interviewing candidates for the top job at the Federal Reserve.

Consumer confidence dipped this month but remained high, as households are expecting inflation to pickup in the next year -- signs of a solid economy.

APNewsBreak: Energy company executive, industry leaders indicate major East Coast pipeline will expand to South Carolina.