Новости за 12.11.2017

Her late father supported the idea — her mother does not.

U.S. homes have regained value since the Great Recession, but many households have not.

Christopher Plummer will take over a role originally given to Kevin Spacey in an upcoming film.

Who will protect them?

A new study recommends public education about the risks between alcohol abuse and certain types of cancer

The company’s response to the hacking could spur U.S. lawmakers to act.

A new analysis finds that for-profit college revenue from veterans and servicemember benefits have soared.

Streaming outpaced CD sales for the first time last year, but some artists are holding out.

Normalizing inappropriate behavior at college could have consequences beyond campus.

‘Tightwadism’ can lead people to neglect their health, and avoid paying for groceries or a doctor’s visit.

A year after Trump’s win, LGBT candidates won big in Tuesday’s elections.

This father fears his wealth will fall into the wrong hands.

Twitter doubled the number of characters to 280. That could be double trouble for some risk takers.

iPhone maker Apple Inc. completed a six-part, fixed-rate deal, according to research firm CreditSights.

Shares of car hire company Hertz Inc. rallied about 11% early Friday before reversing their gains to trade down 1%, after the company beat low expectations for its third quarter.

Tesla bonds, sold to much fanfare in August, are deep in the red, boding ill for the Silicon Valley car maker’s next attempt to tap capital markets.

Short selling is not a dark art performed by ‘angry contrarians,’ but provides an opportunity for ‘financial protesters’ to potentially profit without having to always bet in one direction.

Overstock’s shares shoot up to 12½-year high after results, with D.A. Davidson analyst Tom Forte’s new price target implying a further 62% rally from current levels.

iHeartMedia Inc., the biggest operator of radio stations in the U.S., has repeated “going concern” language in its latest filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, warning investors it could be overwhelmed by its debt.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. has been directed by the Securities and Exchange Commission to clean up its use of nonstandard numbers, but the company is now sending one number to reporters that the regulator has rejected.

Despite an SEC crackdown on non-standard numbers, some companies’ write-downs of acquired deferred revenues get added to non-GAAP metrics that are used for executive compensation calculations.

Anthony Wood has spent his career changing how we watch television, and says he has always had one goal: Offer a single destination for video. He believes that destination will be Roku, the company he developed at Netflix after learning lessons from his TV game-changer, the digital video recorder.

Salesforce Inc. shares close a record high Wednesday after the enterprise-software company told Wall Street analysts it expects to pull in more than $20 billion in annual sales in four years time as it forges new tech partnerships and seeks to make its AI-infused customer relationship management software more accessible to non-coders.

Nvidia Corp. shares rise, after an earlier struggle for direction, in the extended session Thursday after the Santa Clara, Calif.-based graphic processing unit maker’s quarterly results and revenue outlook topped Wall Street estimates.

Sears said its third-quarter earnings were hurt by a reduction in its consumer electronics assortment.