Новости за 07.05.2020

By Ilya Zhegulev KIEV (Reuters) - Mikheil Saakashvili, the former president of Georgia, was appointed on Thursday to a senior role at an advisory body on reforms chaired by Ukrainian President

(Reuters) - Roku Inc posted a bigger net loss in the first quarter on Thursday, as the video streaming device maker spent more to attract subscribers to its free ad-supported channel, sending its

(Reuters) - Dropbox Inc's quarterly revenue and profit beat Wall Street estimates on Thursday, as the file-hosting company signed up more paying customers on its platform with people shifting

By Supantha Mukherjee (Reuters) - Zoom Video Communications Inc pushed forward on Thursday in its effort to revamp its security, striking a deal with the New York attorney general's office to protect

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The U.S. economy, already headed for a "brutally painful" second quarter but likely a return to growth in the second half of the year, could dive right back into recession

WILLINGEN, Germany (Reuters) - Unable to deliver to hotels and restaurants closed due to coronavirus restrictions, a German brewery on Thursday gave away some 2,600 litres (690 gallons) of beer.

BERLIN (Reuters) - As a 15-year-old boy in the capital of Nazi Germany during the final days of the Battle of Berlin in 1945, Guenter Boehm recalls the relief when he realised German soldiers had

NEW YORK (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co told staff on Thursday that it still does not have a set timeline to return staff to working at offices, according to an internal email seen by Reuters

By Brian Homewood BERN (Reuters) - Professional athletes could be particularly vulnerable to falling seriously ill with the new coronavirus, the head of a global union representing them told Reuters

By Joshua Franklin and Lawrence Delevingne NEW YORK/BOSTON (Reuters) - When American companies recently applied for U.S. government loans meant to help small businesses survive the coronavirus crisis,

By Noel Randewich (Reuters) - The Nasdaq was on track to end Thursday in positive territory for 2020 after winning back the vast majority of steep losses caused in recent months by the

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday said Russian President Vladimir Putin had accepted his offer to provide ventilators to aid in the fight against the novel coronavirus causes a

By Howard Schneider (Reuters) - Though states have begun to reopen their economies, it is not clear consumers are ready to venture back to the marketplace, Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States does not support the offensive of Libya's eastern-based military leader Khalifa Haftar against Tripoli and believes Russia is working with Syrian President

By Tina Bellon (Reuters) - Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk said in a podcast interview released on Thursday that the company's planned Roadster sports car would take a backseat to the

By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S.

By Gavin Jones and Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) - The European Commission on Thursday proposed scrapping the usual conditions for countries using the euro zone's bailout fund as they try to revive

PARIS (Reuters) - Renault has suspended production at one of its French factories, following a court order criticizing the way the carmaker told unions about its increased protective

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish shopping malls, schools for the oldest students and restaurants will be allowed to reopen in the coming weeks said the government on Thursday as it enters the second

PARIS (Reuters) - Amazon plans to extend the closure of its French warehouses until May 13 included, the e-commerce giant said on Thursday.

By Moira Warburton TORONTO (Reuters) - Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs has pulled the plug on its Toronto "smart city" project, citing its financial viability and "unprecedented economic

Attorney General William Barr came to the Justice Department’s defense Thursday after the agency dismissed the case against General Michael Flynn. During an interview, he said it was his “duty” to drop the charges and added he wanted to “restore confidence in the system.”

President Trump has announced he supports liability protection for businesses that choose to reopen. On Thursday, the president voiced his support for providing litigation protection, in order to prevent lawsuits from piling up.

The White House has chosen to go in a different direction than the CDC when it comes to reopening the economy. According to an unidentified task force member, the administration felt the CDC wanted “overly specific and prescriptive” regulations put into place, which officials flagged as a “slippery slope.”

As unemployment rates continue to spike across the country, states are turning to the federal government for aid after finding their own unemployment coffers nearly empty.