Новости за 03.10.2017

A look at the AP Municipal Bond Index for Tuesday, Oct. 3: BIGGEST MOVER: Two-year bonds.

Hurricane Harvey's rainfall flooded hundreds of safe-deposit boxes in Houston and forced more than 30 of the area's bank branches to close.

Yahoo, now part of Verizon Communications Inc, said on Tuesday that an investigation showed all 3 billion of its user accounts were affected in a 2013 data theft, tripling its earlier estimate of the largest breach in history.

The New York Philharmonic and Lincoln Center have abandoned a long-planned gut renovation of the orchestra's home.

The National Football League is continuing a steady decline in audience.

Airline and automaker stocks took off on Tuesday and helped U.S. indexes push a bit further into record territory.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has awarded a $7.25 million contract to Equifax (NYSE:EFX) in exchange for its help preventing fraud at the government agency.

Billionaire Warren Buffett says America will continue to prosper overall, but government and philanthropy should do more to ensure that pockets of poverty don't continue to make it difficult for some to succeed.

While Equifax's old CEO testifies in front of Congress, the company laid out a lucrative new salary package for its new CEO, Paulino Barros, Jr.

Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's has agreed to improve the pay and working conditions of people hired by farms that provide milk to the company.

Goldman Sachs Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein is keeping an open mind on bitcoins.

Several business groups asked the state's highest court Tuesday to block a proposed surtax on the state's highest earners from going before Massachusetts voters next year.

Officials from a recently incorporated city outside Atlanta want to shed some of their new municipality's land and rename it Amazon, Georgia, in the hopes it will spur the e-commerce giant to locate a second headquarters there.

Ford's U.S. sales rose almost 9% last month, thanks to big demand for its big pickups.

Credit Suisse sees the worst of both worlds happening at Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson.

After a gunman killed more than 50 people in Las Vegas in the nation's latest mass shooting, stocks in the gun industry followed a familiar pattern.

The new CEO of Uber met with London transport officials on Tuesday, just days after they refused to renew the cab-hailing app's license to operate.

Car dealers in the Houston area saw their sales double following Hurricane Harvey, contributing to strong September results across the industry.

Now-retired Equifax CEO Richard Smith will testify before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce Tuesday, where he is expected to apologize for his company’s failure to fix a flaw that led to a massive data breach.

A Rochester-based supplier of communications equipment to the U.S. military has been awarded a $765 million contract extension to provide radios to the Navy for the next five years.

Derek Jeter says he will help develop a winning culture with the Miami Marlins that will emphasize hard work, discipline and no excuses.

Billionaire executive Laurene Powell Jobs has agreed to buy a 20 percent stake in Ted Leonsis' Monumental Sports & Entertainment.

General Motors and Ford each posted strong U.S. sales in September, confirming expectations that the industry would rebound for the month.

Teva takes baby steps to address its debt and path forward.

Nintendo’s hybrid console continues to outsell the PS4, so these suppliers could experience a revenue boost.