Новости за 19.11.2021

By David French NEW YORK (Reuters) -Policyholders are starting to pull back from digital channels as the COVID-19 pandemic eases and revert to in-person ways to file insurance claims, a senior

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two key U.S.

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By Matt Scuffham NEW YORK (Reuters) -Visa expects to resolve its credit card fee dispute with Amazon.com Inc in Britain and hopes to continue its co-branded credit card partnership with the e-commerce

(Reuters) - The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan will meet in Brussels in mid-December to discuss tensions that have led to border clashes with several troops, the European Union said on Friday.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Communications Commission chair Jessica Rosenworcel on Friday circulated an order among the commissioners to approve Verizon Communications' more than $6 billion

By Ann Saphir and Lindsay Dunsmuir (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymakers are publicly airing the possibility they could pull back their support for the economy more quickly than they had signaled

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hopes to restore U.S. employment to its pre-pandemic level, an aim of the Federal Reserve and the Biden administration, now rest on a recovery of jobs in New

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Volkswagen's Spanish car maker SEAT has recommended unvaccinated and vaccinated employees sit separately in its canteen at its plant outside Barcelona to protect workers and

(Reuters) - Factbox on China's Peng Shuai, who has not been seen publicly since she accused https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-tennis-star-peng-says-ex-vice-premier-forced-her-into-sex-2021-11-

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By Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi and Ludwig Burger ZURICH (Reuters) - Investment group EQT and the Struengmann family, who are investors in BioNTech, are considering a joint offer for Sandoz, the generics

TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian banks and insurers have allowed office employees to work from home during the pandemic, but with almost 80% of the population double vaccinated, they are gradually

ROME (Reuters) - A boat carrying the bodies of 10 migrants found dead at sea arrived in Sicily on Friday, along with dozens of people it rescued this week as they tried to cross the Mediterranean.

Two convicted killers of civil rights activist Malcolm X are exonerated after new evidence proves their innocence. One America's Angela Kurysh has more.

Congressman Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) is pointing out the hypocrisy of House Democrats after they voted to censure and remove him from committees. One America's Scott Wheeler has more in this exclusive interview from Washington.

A former senior official under President Trump’s administration is focusing his campaign on ensuring secure and fair elections down in Georgia. One America’s Caitlin Sinclair has more.

The Biden administration refuses to back down on their vaccine mandate despite a recent court order restricting the rule. During a briefing on Thursday, Press Secretary Jen Psaki was asked if Biden will still require employees at large companies to get the COVID jab.

By Julien Ponthus and Yoruk Bahceli LONDON (Reuters) - COVID-19 lockdowns have returned anew to haunt Europe's economic prospects, forcing investors on Friday to reassess portfolios and sell

By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) - Tesla Inc subjects female workers to "nightmarish" conditions of rampant sexual harassment at its main factory, and supervisors turn their backs when complaints are

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Detroit's Big Three automakers, General Motors, Ford Motor Co and Chrysler parent Stellantis lag other automakers in fuel economy performance as they sell a

MILAN (Reuters) - The transition to electric cars could jeopardise 60,000 jobs in Italy, one of the country's main metal workers' unions said on Friday and called on the government to support a sector

By Tom Sims and Frank Siebelt FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Deutsche Bank's supervisory board will meet to discuss a successor to its chairman Paul Achleitner over the weekend, a person with knowledge of the

(Reuters) -Central banks in different countries can usefully share analysis and may adopt similar policies in response to common global shocks, but explicit coordination would likely do more harm than

THE HAGUE (Reuters) - International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor Karim Khan has temporarily suspended a probe into suspected rights abuses during Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's