The results are a setback for the Amazon Labor Union, which aimed to expand after an organizing victory in Staten Island in April.
The Wall Street JournalInvestors and those looking to relocate are scouring for deals in a region where home prices have soared in recent years.
The Wall Street JournalInfusions of ad spending for GOP candidates and persistent voter anxiety over high inflation have brought new momentum to the Republican Party in House and Senate races, analysts say.
The Wall Street JournalThe Dow is up more than 200 points in midday trading Tuesday, giving up some of its earlier gains. Two stocks account for a significant portion of the gain. The biggest contributor is Goldman Sachs. It was behind about 51 points of the Dow’s gain around noon in New York, according to Dow Jones Mark
The Wall Street JournalMitch Daniels brought in his old friend and Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan for an interview where they reminisced about working for the Reagan administration in another installment of
Falling demand and U.S. curbs on semiconductor exports to China pressure companies including Nvidia and Applied Materials.
The Wall Street JournalNew U.K. Treasury Chief Jeremy Hunt said he is reversing nearly all the government’s proposed tax cuts and would pare back an energy price cap as he moves to reassure markets about the stability of the nation’s finances.
The Wall Street JournalThe software maker, which earlier said it had plans to cut positions affecting less than 1% of its total workforce, is latest tech company to show signs of concern about future demand.
The Wall Street JournalToby Neugebauer stepped down as CEO following a Wall Street Journal article detailing the company’s turbulent start.
The Wall Street JournalThe Journal fired Jay Solomon, chief foreign affairs correspondent, after his emails and texts with Iranian-American businessman Farhad Azi were allegedly hacked and shared with the newspaper.
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The Wall Street JournalBank of America: The bank’s shares added 2.7% premarket after it reported a drop in profit, but per-share earnings that be
The Wall Street JournalTechnicians maintaining the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant have been given until Thursday to pick sides in the struggle for control of the complex.
The Wall Street JournalRussia and Ukraine have historical and cultural ties stretching back centuries, and some 20 million Ukrainians have relatives in Russia. Clashing experiences of the war have created gulfs among many of them.
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The Wall Street JournalRussia launched a fresh wave of Iranian-made drones to strike central Kyiv, Ukrainian officials said, as Moscow presses a campaign attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure before the onset of winter.
The Wall Street JournalEurope’s scramble to wean itself off Russian natural gas faces its first big test in coming weeks, with falling temperatures expected to boost demand amid tight supplies and high prices.
The Wall Street JournalBank of America is out with third-quarter earnings this morning. The numbers are in line with the other big banks, which said last week that they were socking away money in ca
The Wall Street JournalThe billionaire chief executive of SpaceX and Tesla, backtracking on previous complaints, pledged to keep funding the internet service. Meanwhile on the ground, explosions rocked the Russian-held city of Donetsk.
The Wall Street JournalJay Solomon sued Dechert LLP, saying they worked with hackers from India to steal emails between him and one of his sources. The law firm disputed the claim.
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