Новости за 13.09.2021

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Interactive Brokers Group on Monday said it launched low-fee cryptocurrency trading on its platform, making it the latest online retail brokerage to add digital assets to its

By Mayela Armas CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's government is allowing private firms to run at least 13 food companies that were nationalized a decade ago, according to a dozen people familiar with

ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE (Reuters) -The United States remains prepared to engage with North Korea, a White House spokeswoman said on Monday, despite Pyongyang's announcement that it had tested a new

The 45th president recently dropped hints about a potential White House bid in 2024. In an interview over the weekend, Donald Trump said it's getting to a point where he has no choice but to run for president again.

(Reuters) - Will Zalatoris was named the PGA Tour rookie of the year on Monday in a vote by his peers following a season in which he counted a Masters runner-up showing among his eight top-10 finishes

By Sarah N. Lynch WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Olympic champion Simone Biles will be one of several renowned gymnasts who will testify before a U.S.

PARIS (Reuters) - France's economy is recovering more quickly than expected this year as the COVID-19 crisis wanes, the central bank said on Monday, raising its growth outlook for this year.

(Reuters) - Three media companies have agreed to pay more than $539 million to settle U.S.

By David Lawder WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Monday posted a $171 billion budget deficit for August, 15% lower than the $200 billion gap a year ago, as recovery-driven tax receipts

(Reuters) - Purdue Pharma, the bankrupt maker of the OxyContin painkiller, on Monday obtained court approval to pay up to $7.1 million in incentive payments for five top executives if they meet

By Diane Bartz and David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Joe Biden is set to nominate Alvaro Bedoya, a Georgetown University law professor and privacy advocate, to serve on the U.S.

By David Ljunggren OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadians go to the polls on Sept. 20 in an election that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called two years early, seeking to turn public approval for his handling

By David Brunnstrom WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S.

By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Andrew plans to challenge a U.S. court's jurisdiction over a civil lawsuit by a woman who accused him of sexually assaulting her two decades

A new poll has found Trump-endorsed Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker was overwhelmingly in the lead of the GOP primary. A Trafalgar Group survey of likely primary voters, which was conducted this month, showed Walker topped the field with more than 75 percent of respondents support.

Members of Congress and their staffers have been exempt from Joe Biden's federal worker vaccine mandate. The White House confirmed on Monday, the rule only applied to employees of the Executive Branch.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has expressed deep concerns about the alleged torture of a Saudi humanitarian aid worker imprisoned by the country. In a tweet on Sunday, the lawmaker said Abdulrahman al-Sadan's sentencing was an assault on free expression by the government.

An explosion shook a suburban Atlanta neighborhood on Sunday afternoon. The blast damaged the entire apartment building along with surrounding buildings in the town of Dunwoody.

By Nicolás Misculin BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's Peronists are caught between a rock and a hard place after a crushing defeat in midterm congressional primaries on Sunday: shift to the center

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Washington, D.C., has broadened its antitrust lawsuit against Amazon to challenge the online retailer's agreements with wholesalers as well as third-party sellers, city Attorney

By David Ljunggren OTTAWA (Reuters) - The head of Canada's opposition Conservatives, facing possible election defeat, on Monday stepped up his attacks on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, portraying him

By Alasdair Pal NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Afghan women should not be allowed to work alongside men, a senior figure in the ruling Taliban said, a position which, if formally implemented, would effectively

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former Brazilian central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn will become the head of the International Monetary Fund's Western Hemisphere department starting next year, the IMF's director

By Tanja Daube and Alexander Ratz BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Free Democrats, potential kingmakers in coalition talks after a Sept. 26 election, want to boost investment, their leader told Reuters on

By Emma Farge GENEVA (Reuters) -The United Nations urged the world on Monday to raise $606 million for Afghanistan, where poverty and hunger are spiralling since the Taliban took power, and foreign