Новости за 15.04.2020

By Jill Serjeant LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Leonardo DiCaprio is offering a walk-on role in his next movie, Justin Bieber says he will serenade the winner in their hometown, and Ellen DeGeneres is

By David Lawder WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's name will appear on the coronavirus relief paper checks the U.S.

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By Diego Oré MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Shoved to the ground, splashed with bleach or glared at on public transportation, health workers face a growing tide of hostility across Latin America for

By Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States could redirect to other international aid groups some $400 million it would have paid the World Health Organization this year, senior Trump

PARIS (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp. will resume production at its Onnaing plant in northern France on April 21, the Japanese carmaker said on Wednesday.

PARIS (Reuters) - The number of people who died from coronavirus infection in France jumped by 1,438 or 9.1% to 17,167 in the biggest single-day increase as a number of nursing homes reported

By David Randall NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some investors are wary about buying into a recent stock market rally.

By Steve Scherer and Allison Martell OTTAWA/TORONTO (Reuters) - Some Canadian hospitals are collecting used N95 masks so that they can be decontaminated and worn again should new ones become

By Philip Blenkinsop BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium has extended measures to control the spread of the coronavirus to May 3, with a slight easing of restrictions to allow home improvement stores and

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The millions of bits of cellphone data tracked by analytics firm Unacast show the economic impact of the coronavirus spreading across the United States like

(Reuters) - Numerous major U.S. airlines are preparing to apply this week for a $25 billion U.S. government loan program after winning billions in federal payroll grants, people familiar with the

Nancy Pelosi said she intends to try and block President Trump's decision to suspend aid to the World Health Organization (WHO).

Medical workers are carrying out simple acts of kindness to ease anxious and isolated coronavirus patients. One America's Grayce Rust explains how health care providers are going above and beyond amid the ongoing pandemic.

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. air travel was shut down for three days after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

(Reuters) - Zoox Inc said on Tuesday it had settled a lawsuit with Tesla Inc after admitting that some new hires from the electric carmaker were in possession of certain Tesla documents when they

(Reuters) - The year started with protests, bushfires and a missile strike.

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen on Wednesday said factories producing cars for its core brand in Zwickau, Germany and Bratislava, Slovakia will resume production starting on April 20,

By Julia Love and Mica Rosenberg (Reuters) - Red tape and rules on exporting medical gear have delayed work on a field hospital for migrants in an asylum camp near Mexico's border with Texas,

MAARAT MASRIN, Syria (Reuters) - Standing in colourful hula hoops carefully spaced to illustrate social distancing, young children in a camp in war-torn Syria give an enthusiastic welcome to a puppet

By Lisa Baertlein and Siddharth Cavale (Reuters) - Amazon's moves to reduce strain on its grocery businesses by putting new online shoppers on wait lists and switching more Whole Foods resources to

By Andrey Ostroukh and Elena Fabrichnaya MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia enjoyed strong demand for its government bonds on Wednesday as central bank data showed that major Russian banks and foreign

By Megan Davies NEW YORK (Reuters) - The coronavirus pandemic and economic shutdowns could have multiple second-order impacts such as deflation in some economies, a loss of output, permanently-shifted

ROME (Reuters) - Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy rose by 578 on Wednesday, down from 602 the day before, while the number of new cases slowed to 2,667 from a previous 2,972, continuing the

(Reuters) - The Trump administration plans to buy milk and meat from U.S. farmers as part of an initial $15.5 billion effort to help them weather the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, Agriculture