Новости за 03.09.2020

(Reuters) - Broadcom Inc forecast current-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates on Thursday, encouraged by the upcoming 5G phone launches and strong demand for its data-center chips

BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Vice President Hamilton Mourão said in a radio interview on Thursday that immunization against COVID-19 will necessarily require mass vaccination, and "everyone in the

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico said on Thursday that it plans to take part in stage 3 trials of the Russian coronavirus vaccine in October, part of the nation's efforts to secure supplies of possible

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - British actor Robert Pattinson has tested positive for COVID-19, causing production in Britain on the set of his film "The Batman" to pause, Vanity Fair and the Hollywood

By Angus Berwick and Maria Ramirez LA PICA, Venezuela (Reuters) - One of Venezuela's most influential union leaders has vowed to press on with his fight for workers' rights after his release this week

LA PAZ (Reuters) - Desperate families in Bolivia are turning to makeshift graves to bury their loved ones, with cemetery space at a premium as the coronavirus pandemic keeps the South American nation

By Alvaro Murillo SAN JOSE (Reuters) - Former Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla has dropped her bid to head the Washington-based Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), and criticized a process

Attorney General William Barr has said sending federal law enforcement to polling locations on Election Day could be considered legal. On Wednesday, he noted such a move could be warranted if there is "a particular criminal threat."

BERLIN (Reuters) - German prosecutors have dropped their investigation into journalists of the Financial Times in connection with its reporting on the corporate fraud at payments firm Wirecard that

President Trump said he's looking to cut federal funding to so-called "anarchist jurisdictions" by defunding cities that have allowed a loss of law and order. He's ordered the federal government to start pulling back on funds for four U.S. cities.

By Jonnelle Marte NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's understanding of the relationship between employment and inflation has shifted and determining when to raise interest rates will depend

NEW YORK, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve bought $24.768 billion of agency mortgage-backed securities in the week from Aug. 27 to Sep. 2, compared with $26.975 billion purchased the previous

By Ann Saphir (Reuters) - The head of the Chicago Federal Reserve on Thursday called on Congress to deliver more fiscal aid and signaled U.S. monetary policy would be eased further and interest rates

By Joseph White DETROIT (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV on Thursday unveiled its new family of Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer sport utility vehicles, and the head of the Jeep

The president of Portland’s Police Association has called on city officials to allow police to do their jobs. On Wednesday, Daryl Turner said the police could proactively stop a lot of violence if the City Council and police commissioner would step back.

The Chinese Embassy in the U.S. has urged Washington to reconsider its latest restrictions on Chinese diplomats. In a statement this week, Chinese officials said they firmly oppose the decision.

The team of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has declared a total war on the Kremlin ahead of this month’s regional elections.

Seattle’s first Black police chief officially left her post on Wednesday after announcing her resignation last month. Following her resignation, Carmen Best claimed the city council’s police budget cuts "put her in a position destined to fail."

Vice President Mike Pence delivered a strong pro-life message to a cheering audience in North Carolina ahead of early voting in that state. The “Life Wins 2020” event took place at a church in Raleigh on Thursday.

The White House has refuted Democrat claims that President Trump is pushing to get a COVID vaccine in order to boost his reelection chances. On Thursday, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany stated such accusations are false and emphasized the development of COVID vaccine is free of any political motives.

Thousands of city workers in Los Angeles, California are preparing to be furloughed as the city copes with the cost of COVID-19. The Los Angeles City Council declared a fiscal emergency on Wednesday, which will effectively furlough 15,000 employees.

HELSINKI (Reuters) - More than one in four of Finland's 5.5 million people have downloaded the country's contact tracing smartphone app since it was launched on Monday, the public health authority

President Trump slammed Joe Biden after the Democrat presidential nominee criticized the White House's coronavirus response. On Twitter, the president said "sleepy Joe hiden' was acknowledged by his own people to have done a terrible job on a much easier situation, H1N1 swine flu.”

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The founder of a New York hedge fund was criminally charged on Thursday over an alleged scheme to pressure a rival not to bid for assets related to Neiman Marcus' bankruptcy so he

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul has announced an investigation into the alleged police shooting of Jacob Blake is underway.