Новости за 23.11.2020

(Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures rose on Monday as hopes that the first COVID-19 vaccine could be available within weeks renewed bets of a swift economic recovery next year. The U.S.

By Jordi Rubio BARCELONA (Reuters) - Bustling waiters and the smell of coffee returned to Barcelona's pavements on Monday as bars and restaurants in the Spanish region of Catalonia reopened in a

By Tom Polansek and Christopher Walljasper CHICAGO (Reuters) - All summer, Greg Gunthorp slaughtered and froze 15- to 24-pound turkeys on his northeastern Indiana farm for Thanksgiving sales to

By Drazen Jorgic and Ismael Lopez MANAGUA (Reuters) - In early 2010, Nicaragua's Canal 8, an independent television network, had a new owner.

By Sarah Berman VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Witness testimony in Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou's extradition case this week will be largely focused on the behind-the-scenes conduct of Canadian

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The possible arrival of a coronavirus vaccine in the coming weeks means the Federal Reserve may soon have to lay out its plans for helping the economy

BERLIN (Reuters) - Turkey prevented German forces belonging to a European Union military mission searching a Turkish cargo ship believed to be taking weapons to Libya, the German military said on

By William Schomberg LONDON (Reuters) - The coronavirus crisis will leave lasting scars in the form of higher debt and unemployment, missed education and mental health problems, especially for people

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told officials on Monday there was "no place for bullying" in his government, trying to ease concerns after he stood by his interior minister

LONDON (Reuters) - British business activity has contracted in November as a new wave of coronavirus restrictions hammered the huge services industry, but news of possible vaccines have boosted hopes

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU-UK trade talks continue via videoconferencing with the focus on divvying up fishing quotas and ensuring fair competition for companies, including on state aid, sources on both

LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business activity has contracted sharply this month as renewed restrictions to try to quell the spread of the coronavirus forced many firms in the bloc's dominant service

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone firms are increasingly vulnerable amid a pandemic-induced recession but public support, including cheap cash from the European Central Bank, have limited the damage so

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's Alpha Bank said on Monday that it picked U.S. investment fund Davidson Kempner as its preferred bidder to buy a 10.8 billion euros ($12.81 billion) portfolio of

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's competition regulator the CMA said on Monday it had received a complaint about Google related to its market study on online platforms and digital advertising earlier this

By Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis says in a new book that he can relate to people in intensive care units who fear dying from coronavirus because of his own experience when part

By Colin Packham SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's two biggest states reunited in emotional scenes on Monday as the border - shut for only the second time in 101 years due to the coronavirus pandemic -

(Reuters) - European shares jumped on Monday as encouraging developments around a coronavirus vaccine spurred bets of a faster economic revival globally, even as a surge in infection rates clouded

BERLIN (Reuters) - German service sector activity has contracted faster this month after restrictive measures were introduced to tame a second wave of COVID-19 infections, a survey showed on Monday.

BEIJING (Reuters) - China will respond to the reported visit of a U.S.

By Petra Mahira and Matthew Tostevin BANGKOK (Reuters) - A row over a Thai woman who held up a placard alleging sexual abuse in schools has put a spotlight on harassment in the education system even

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain, which left the European Union in January, loses full access to the bloc under transition arrangements that end at 2300 GMT on Dec. 31.

(Reuters) - Britain's Cineworld Group has secured waivers for its debt covenants until June 2022 along with $450 million in new loans in a deal to ride out the COVID-19 pandemic which also sees it

By Samuel Shen and Alun John SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - As the price of bitcoin soars, Chinese cryptocurrency asset managers are looking to expand in places such as Hong Kong and Singapore,

NAIROBI (Reuters) - The United Nations urged Ethiopia on Monday to ensure the protection of civilians, a day after Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed gave Tigrayan forces 72 hours to surrender before a