Новости за 19.10.2017

A Brazilian man whose arrest resulted in the discovery of $20 million in cash hidden inside a box spring in Massachusetts has pleaded guilty to money laundering charges.

The head of Princeton University is joining in New Jersey's sales pitch to tech giant Amazon to build its second headquarters in the state.

Michele Marsh, a popular longtime news anchor in New York City, has died.

A New York state senator is calling for greater protections for consumers and tougher regulations for credit monitoring firms following the massive Equifax breach.

Tesla ranked 21st out of 27 brands in Consumer Reports' annual reliability survey. Toyota was the big winner.

Wheat for Dec. was off 4.75 cents at 4.30 a bushel; Dec. corn fell 1.50 cents at 3.4850 a bushel; Dec. oats was rose 3 cents at $2.6775 bushel; while Nov. soybeans lost .50

A new company that makes whiskey barrels out of white oak wood has been born from efforts to rebuild a devastated West Virginia community following deadly floods.

Arkansas' capital city pre-emptively broke up with Amazon Thursday rather than submit a long-shot bid for the e-commerce giant's second headquarters, telling the company in a full-page newspaper ad: "It's not you, it's us."

The majority stakeholder of MoviePass has seen its stock cut in half over the past five trading days, but Helios and Matheson moved higher on Thursday on MoviePass speculation.

The United States International Trade Commission (ITC) will hold a hearing on Thursday regarding what actions should be taken to remedy damage done to U.S. washing machine producers by the dumping of cheap foreign products into the domestic market.

The Green Bay Packers and Microsoft are launching a tech incubator near Lambeau Field in a $10 million partnership aimed at igniting innovation in an area not typically targeted by major, global companies.

Becoming a lawyer in California isn't going to get easier after the state Supreme Court decided not to lower the minimum passing score on one of nation's toughest licensing exams for attorneys.

Developers of a proposed oil-by-rail terminal that would be the nation's largest have poured big money into a port commissioner race that may shape the project's future.

The Latin American e-commerce leader lost 12% Thursday on fresh rumors.

The Latest on the bipartisan health deal in the Senate (all times local): 1:30 p.m. Two leading senators have formally proposed their bipartisan compromise for steadying health insurance markets.

The Latest on President Trump, Congress and $4.1 trillion budget plan (all times local): 6:50 a.m.

The airline has a major presence in the South, where hurricanes Harvey and Irma took a toll on just about everything.

Big truck sales are accelerating due to improving economic activity. According to Americas Commercial Transportation (ACT) Research, Class 8 truck builds rose to a two-year high in September. Solid economic growth is supporting trucking activity growth, but overall the industry is suffering due to America’s out-of-date infrastructure.

President Vladimir Putin says Russia will retaliate immediately if Russian media face restrictions in U.S.

Uber rival Lyft said on Thursday Capital G, the growth investment fund of Google parent company Alphabet Inc, led a $1 billion round of financing, boosting the valuation of the ride-hailing service to $11 billion.

These companies are setting themselves up for long-term growth in one of the toughest sectors to compete in today.

The diversified driller is diluting investors.

Technology companies led a slide in U.S. stocks early Thursday as the market pulled back from its latest record highs.

The number of Americans collecting unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level in 44 years, another sign that most workers enjoy job security.

U.S. Bancorp produced strong results that show investors why it is considered to be one of the best-run U.S. banking institutions.