Новости за 04.10.2017

A closely watched survey shows that the eurozone economy picked up steam at the end of the third quarter, reinforcing hopes about the pace of the single currency bloc's recovery.

Casino and resorts operator Las Vegas Sands has deployed David Beckham and other top sports, music and entertainment figures in its effort to woo Japan as it prepares to issue licenses for casinos.

The Trump administration is finalizing a $29 billion disaster aid package that combines $16 billion to shore up the government-backed flood insurance program with almost $13 billion in new relief for hurricane victims, according to a senior administration official and top congressional aides.

A Greek court has ruled to extradite Russian cybercrime suspect Alexander Vinnik to the United States, where he is wanted in a $4 billion bitcoin fraud case.

Oil prices eased on Wednesday, pulled down by caution that a rally that lasted for most of the third quarter would not extend through the last three months of the year.

Greek court rules to extradite Russian bitcoin fraud suspect Alexander Vinnik to the United States.

Aaron Judge, Didi Gregorius and a brilliant bullpen rescued New York from a rugged start and lifted the Yankees to their first postseason victory in five years.

The Latest on votes in parts of Alaska to ban legalized marijuana operations (all times local): 10:05 p.m. Voters in some parts of Alaska rejected attempts Tuesday to ban marijuana businesses.

Asian shares were mixed in holiday-thinned trading on Wednesday as investors brushed off Wall Street's latest advance into record territory.

The Japanese utility blamed for safety lapses in the Fukushima nuclear plant meltdowns has received its first approvals to operate reactors under stricter safety standards set since the 2011 disaster.

Chris Cyr doesn't like much about the big and tall clothes he finds in stores: They're "not very adventurous," he says, and the fit can be too baggy.

Ford Motor plans to slash $14 billion in costs over the next five years, Chief Executive Officer Jim Hackett told investors on Tuesday.

The White House is preparing a $29 billion disaster aid request to send to the U.S. Congress after hurricanes hit Puerto Rico, Texas and Florida, a White House official said on Tuesday.

A U.S. State Department travel warning for Cuba following mysterious attacks that harmed nearly two dozen American diplomats has come like a bucket of cold water for the aspirations of thousands of private entrepreneurs on the island.

Ta-Nehisi (tah neh-HAH'-see) Coates has personal and political thoughts to share on publication day for his new book.

Clues are leaking out from Arizona.

The 2012 JOBS act made it easier for smaller companies to raise money from individual investors.

It'll be the first chip designed from the ground up for the iPhone X.

Tesla's worse-than-expected Model 3 deliveries may have received all the attention this week, but rising Model X sales are putting doubts about the falcon-winged vehicle's potential to rest.

Which of these two retail titans is the best choice for your portfolio?

After a surge in Broadcom dollar content in Apple's latest iPhones, the growth rate of Broadcom's wireless business may soon hit a peak.

Facebook wins this investing match-up despite Twitter's cheaper valuation.

Alibaba's big investment in newly public Best doesn’t necessarily make it a great play on China’s booming e-commerce market.

It's a sensible move.

One of the NFL's largest advertisers is taking feedback from consumers about recent national anthem protests, but stands by its sponsorship of the league.