Новости за 06.04.2024

Jobs grew at a brisk pace in March, but wage growth was contained, confirming a belief among economists that U.S. employment can keep expanding without fanning inflation.

The jobs report rekindled a stock-market rally on Friday. The S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow advanced 1.1%, 1.2% and 0.8%, respectively.

Shari Redstone’s National Amusements would get over $2 billion as part of a transaction to merge Paramount Global and Skydance.

China is flooding the world with cheap goods, but emerging economies have joined the U.S. and Europe in shielding domestic manufacturers.

Investors close to Elon Musk are in talks to help xAI raise $3 billion in a round that would value the AI startup at $18 billion.

Johnson & Johnson has struck a $13.1 billion deal to buy Shockwave Medical, extending its position in devices that treat heart disease.

Samsung plans to more than double its total semiconductor investment in Texas to roughly $44 billion.

Boeing CEO David Calhoun received $33 million in compensation last year, but gave up a roughly $3 million cash bonus.

The Israeli drone team that killed seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen after mistaking them for Hamas militants lacked the evidence to order the strikes and twice violated the military’s operating rules.

A senior U.S. official said that the administration is preparing a new proposal to Moscow to secure the release of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan.

Online actors linked to the Chinese government are leveraging artificial intelligence to target voters in the U.S., Taiwan and elsewhere with disinformation.

The Biden administration is poised to issue a proposal aimed at reducing or eliminating student loan balances for millions of borrowers.

A coalition of California companies is going to war with Gov. Newsom and his Democratic allies over tax increases in the state.

Zimbabwe’s central bank said it was launching a new national currency to end its monetary turbulence.

Polls show a recent sharp increase in the number of voters, like Cousins, who rank immigration as their top concern.

I do not envy the teenagers braving amusement parks this summer.

A ban tries to curb poaching in Canadian rivers sparked by demand in East Asia for Japanese-inspired grilled eel filets known as unagi.

The maker of ChatGPT said 600,000 individuals pay for its ChatGPT business products—presenting an opportunity for OpenAI to win bigger company deals as it faces stiffer competition.

Corrections & Amplifications for the edition of April 6, 2024

How Tesla lost its mojo

Today millions of us obsess over the little black and white squares, but the first puzzle book’s publishers just wanted to cash in on a fad

Larissa May goes to schools to teach how to safely use TikTok, Instagram–and to mobilize students to influence policy. ‘We can’t wait for big tech.’.

Sales are dropping. It’s cutting prices. And its latest big bets have yet to pan out. Can the world’s most valuable carmaker get its mojo back?

Stephanie Pope is a 30-year company veteran in the hot seat. ‘Out of failure comes success.’

Nonvoting shareholders would receive stock in merged entertainment company under terms being discussed and weighed by a special board committee.