Новости за 16.09.2016

The SEC’s Corp Fin professionals are ready to send out those comment letters targeting companies for non-GAAP usage that violates new guidelines

The SEC’s Corp Fin professionals are ready to send out those comment letters targeting companies for non-GAAP usage that violates new guidelines

A month after assuming regulatory oversight over e-cigarettes, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has cracked down on online sales by the industry, issuing 24 letters to websites for illegal sales to minors.

Mercedes-Benz is calling its latest concept coupe, the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 “The Ultimate in Luxury.”

Few events are more jarring than the premature death of a spouse. It’s a life transition of monumental proportions.

Applying for life insurance means answering some pretty personal questions. For example: How much do you weigh?

European Union leaders are gathering here in a bid to overcome deep divisions over the future of Europe, in the first extended meeting of the 27 nations that will make up the EU after the U.K. leaves it.

LONDON--Banking and asset management group Investec PLC (INVP.LN) on Friday said first half profit, before tax and after certain adjustments, is expected to be slightly behind the year ago comparative period due to a mixed business performance and marginal exchange rate impact.

Exchange-traded funds are aptly named: investors keep exchanging and trading traditional mutual funds for them.

Companies including Pulte and Celgene are boosting earnings and sales, and also trading at relatively low valuations.

The debt danger Americans should really worry about comes from credit cards and student loans, writes Darrell Delamaide.

The normal lines of shoppers camped out to buy the Apple’s latest iPhone were replaced in some locations by smaller throngs who preordered the largely sold-out phone.

Wall Street is facing a downbeat end to the week, with investors staying cautiously on the sidelines ahead of inflation data that could help steer the Federal Reserve’s future path for interest rates.

Many investors put a lot of faith in the internet revolution, but technology has its limits, writes Satyajit Das.

Many investors put a lot of faith in the internet revolution, but technology has its limits, writes Satyajit Das.

Many investors put a lot of faith in the internet revolution, but technology has its limits, writes Satyajit Das.

Companies including Pulte and Celgene are boosting earnings and sales, and also trading at relatively low valuations.

Companies including Pulte and Celgene are boosting earnings and sales, and also trading at relatively low valuations.

The debt danger Americans should really worry about comes from credit cards and student loans, writes Darrell Delamaide.

In 2001, Aubrey McClendon walked into an Oklahoma City wine shop seeking an education. His growing prominence as chief executive of Chesapeake Energy Corp. increasingly placed him at formal dinners where he was handed a wine list and invited to make a selection.

Single women fare worse than single men when it comes to getting home loans, one study shows.

In a major reversal, Donald Trump now believes President Barack Obama was indeed born in the U.S., his campaign said Thursday night.

The absence of a data protection law and scant oversight of telecom services in China have created a fertile ground for con artists, with one man swindled out of $2.6 million by fraudsters.

Without a comprehensive immigration policy, member states will split apart, says George Soros.

The real economic impact of a President Trump wouldn’t be much. And it might even be worse for a President Clinton.