Новости за 05.09.2024

Nordstrom’s founding family made a $3.8 billion bid to take the retailer private, its second attempt to revive the department-store chain out of public view.

SpaceX moved to evacuate employees from Brazil and warned others against traveling to the country as Elon Musk’s dispute with a local judge over X touches some of his other businesses.

U.S. Steel’s chief executive said the company would close steel mills if its planned sale to Nippon Steel collapses, as the Biden administration moves closer to blocking the deal.

Alibaba will offer payment services from rival Tencent on its biggest online marketplaces, a milestone toward breaking down the walls that divide Chinese internet giants.

The board of Topgolf Callaway Brands is splitting the company into two businesses, unwinding a tie-up between the golf-club maker and driving-range operator.

A 14-year-old opened fire at a high school outside Atlanta, killing two students and two teachers, law-enforcement officials said.

Haiti faces critical delays in internationally promised manpower and funding to help repel gangs that have killed thousands and displaced many more of the country’s residents, acting Prime Minister Garry Conille said in an interview.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris proposed a less-drastic increase in the top capital-gains tax rate, breaking with a plan Biden outlined in his budget blueprint earlier this year.

The family of George Glezmann, feeling like it is running out of options, informed the White House it would negotiate directly with the Taliban to try to secure the American hostage’s release from Afghanistan.

Amid a recent series of sexual assault allegations against award-winning author Neil Gaiman, Disney has put a planned feature adaptation of his 2008 YA title The Graveyard Book on pause, Deadline can confirm. Reps for the studio declined comment. We’re told that there were a number of factors behind the decision to push pause on […]

The National Chairman of the Labour Party, Julius Abure, the National Secretary, Umar Farouk, and the National Youth Leader, Kennedy Ahanotu, were conspicuously absent at the enlarged stakeholders’ meeting of the party held in Umuahia, the Abia State capital on Wednesday. The Governor of Abia State, Alex Otti, had convened the stakeholders’ meeting with the

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit opened firmer against the greenback on Thursday as the latest US jobs data pointed to slowing labour demand, suggesting the American economy is cooling and further strengthening expectations for an interest rate cut, said an analyst. 

Dmitry Polyansky noted that there a reports about shelling attacks on convoys and mass graves of Palestinians

The Bee Cave Police Department will soon be working with autonomous drones.

Democrats are planning to steal the election in multiple states across America.

Brendon Ogmundson, chief economist for the B.C. Real Estate Association, says Kelowna has experienced lower housing sales due to a sluggish economy.

Democrats are planning to steal the election in multiple states across America.

In a bid to stop incessant national grid collapse, the Federal Government has concluded plans to construct what it called a super grid. The media aide to the Minister of Power, Bolaji Tunji, disclosed this in a statement he made available to our correspondent on Tuesday. According to him, the power minister, Adebayo Adelabu, spoke

Investors and rating agencies expect Beijing to provide support rather than let senior bonds be written down

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VLADIVOSTOK: Russian President Vladimir Putin expects his country to find new points of contact with Asean during Malaysia’s chairmanship of the grouping next year.

The Malaysian Aviation Commission released an amended Malaysian Aviation Consumer Protection Code 2024 which took effect on 02-Sep-2024. Under the amended code, airlines are now required to offer the option of a refund in the original mode of payment if a flight is delayed by more than five hours.

It seems the Turkish Cypriot leadership enjoys presenting itself as the wronged and unfairly treated side in Cyprus. This sentiment was fueled a couple of a weeks ago by the alleged scrapping of the day trips to the north by the German tour operator Tui, at the behest of the Cyprus government. Ersin Tatar claimed […]

The yen strengthened as the dollar remained weak, with investors anticipating a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut. Japan's Nikkei 225 fell, while South Korea and Australia saw gains. US futures were stable after a slight drop in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100. Key economic data, including Friday's payrolls report, will influence future rate decisions.

Employees of the Russia-backed media network RT funded and directed a scheme that sent millions of dollars to prominent right-wing commentators through a media company that appears to match the description of Tenet Media, a leading platform for pro-Trump voices, according to an NBC News review of charging documents, business records and social media profiles.