Новости за 05.10.2020

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Colombian airline Avianca Holdings said on Monday that a U.S. bankruptcy court approved a proposed financing plan of over $2 billion to help the carrier exit Chapter

By Jason Lange WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden appeared to lead President Donald Trump in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania less than a month before the Nov. 3 election,

Health officials have given an update on the President's condition. While speaking outside the Walter Reed Medical Center Monday, White House physician Dr. Sean Conley said President Trump's health is improving.

(Reuters) - The U.S.

(Reuters) - U.S. commercial bankruptcy filings are up 33% so far this year with new cases in September surging by 78% from a year earlier as the recession triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic hits small

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's government rejected a surprise recommendation by its health chiefs to go into lockdown and instead tightened COVID-19 restrictions across the country for three weeks,

By Nerijus Adomaitis and Terje Solsvik OSLO (Reuters) - Six Norwegian offshore oil and gas fields were shut on Monday as more workers joined a strike over pay, companies and union officials said.

By Marina Lammertyn and Miguel Lobianco BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina has the world's highest rate of positive COVID-19 tests, according to Oxford-linked tracker Our World In Data, with nearly

(Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Monday ordered Cisco Systems Inc to pay $1.9 billion after a Virginia company accused it of infringing patents related to complex computer network security functions. U.S.

(Reuters) - British rock band Led Zeppelin on Monday effectively won a long running legal battle over claims it stole the opening guitar riff from its signature 1971 song, "Stairway to Heaven."

(Reuters) - Japan's Toyota Motor Corp said on Monday it would develop a heavy-duty fuel-cell electric truck with its subsidiary, Hino Motor Co, for the North American market.

President Trump has proclaimed October 5 to be a new national holiday. He introduced 'Made in America Day,' which is a holiday meant to praise American manufacturing and companies that haven't abandoned U.S. workers for cheaper markets.

By Aluisio Alves SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian ride-hailing service 99, controlled by China's Didi Chuxing Technology Co Ltd, has partnered with WhatsApp to accept orders on the chat platform owned

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Lufthansa is burning cash at a rate of 500 million euros ($590 million) per month and is far from breaking even, the German airline's chief executive said on

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Ajit Pai said Monday he stands by the agency's repeal of landmark net neutrality rules and circulated a proposal to address

By Paul Carrel BERLIN (Reuters) - European Union sanctions against 40 officials in Belarus are "a small victory" but should be widened, opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya said on Monday,

By Julia Symmes Cobb BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's Supreme Court said on Monday a judge has the authority to rule on the future of a house arrest order against former president Alvaro Uribe, who is

With the first presidential debate between President Trump and Joe Biden in the rear view mirror, Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris will now square off in the vice presidential debate.

By Geert De Clercq PARIS (Reuters) - Four people have died and up to 18 more are missing in floods and heavy rain in south-eastern France, local authorities said on Monday.

By Imani Moise (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp said on Monday it is rolling out a digital budgeting tool, wading into a space that has so far been dominated by fintech companies.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hospital operator Universal Health Services said on Monday that it is reconnecting its IT network following a cyberattack that prompted it to shut down its network a

By Stephanie Kelly NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices surged 6% on Monday after doctors said U.S.

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Kurdish-led authorities said on Monday up to 15,000 Syrians could be moved out of the overcrowded al-Hol camp in northeast Syria which holds displaced people and families of Islamic

(Reuters) - The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said Monday it will begin a competitive search process for key vendor roles across several of the emergency lending facilities launched in response to

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union rules that set limits on government borrowing will remain suspended in 2021 as the 27-nation bloc strives to support a recovery from the recession caused by the