Trump Organization, CFO Allen Weisselberg Charged With Tax Crimes
New York prosecutors on Thursday unveiled an indictment charging the Trump Organization’s finance chief Allen Weisselberg with grand larceny and...
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U.S. Jobless Claims Fell to 364,000 Last Week, a New Pandemic Low
Worker filings for jobless benefits fell to 364,000 last week, reaching a new pandemic low as layoffs continue to recede....
WSJ News Exclusive | Kantar Hires Chris Jansen as Its New CEO
Data and media research business Kantar has named Chris Jansen its new chief executive officer, effective Nov. 1. Mr. Jansen,...
Didi Stock Rises on First Day, Though Rally Fades Into Afternoon
Didi Global Inc.’s stock rose on the first day of trading after its IPO, with investors weighing the prospects of...
As Travel Complaints Soared, the DOT Stood By
Most years the U.S. Transportation Department receives about 15,000 complaints about air travel. Last year? 102,550. The torrent stemmed from...
WSJ News Exclusive | Didi Global Prices IPO at $14 a Share
Chinese ride-hailing goliath Didi Global Inc. priced its IPO at $14 on Tuesday afternoon, according to people familiar with the...
Biden Weighs New Executive Order Restraining Big Business
The Biden administration is developing an executive order directing agencies to strengthen oversight of industries that they perceive to be...
U.S. Home-Price Growth Rose to Record in April
U.S. home prices surged at their fastest pace ever in April as buyers competing for a limited number of homes...
Toshiba Scandal Emboldens Foreign Investors Pushing Change in Japan
TOKYO—When Toshiba Corp.’s shareholders ousted the company’s chairman last week, it was a symbolic instance of foreign activist investors wielding...
Government Antitrust Lawsuits Against Facebook Thrown Out by Federal Judge
WASHINGTON—A federal judge dismissed antitrust lawsuits against Facebook Inc. filed by the U.S. government and most states, a major win...
WSJ News Exclusive | Playboy Owner to Buy Lingerie Retailer Honey Birdette for Over $330 Million
The owner of the Playboy brand is purchasing an Australian luxury lingerie retailer for $333 million, according to people familiar...
Apparel Importers, Like Uniqlo, Tripped Up by U.S. Ban on Forced-Labor Goods From China
WASHINGTON—Surging enforcement by Customs and Border Protection officers of import bans on products made from forced labor is producing disputes...
Saudi Retail Magnate To List 432 Park Penthouse For as Much as $170 Million
Saudi retail and real-estate magnate Fawaz Al Hokair is planning to list his penthouse at 432 Park Avenue—one of New...
How a Beer Giant Manages Through Waves of Covid Around the World
In late March, executives at the biggest brewer in the world were working on a project they had code-named EU-phoria.The...
Latest ‘Fast & Furious’ Movie Leads Weekend Box Office
LOS ANGELES—The “Fast & Furious” franchise gave Hollywood its best opening weekend since December 2019 at the box office this...
Democrats Focus on Turning Tax Talk Into Action
WASHINGTON—Democrats face a daunting task: turning years of talking about raising taxes on corporations and high-income Americans into legislation that...
Far From Texas, Huge Gas Bills Stoke Anger After February Freeze
An angry backlash is building across the middle of the U.S. as states step in to help their constituents pay...
Johnson & Johnson Settles New York Opioid Case for $230 Million
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $230 million to the state of New York to resolve an opioid lawsuit...
Tesla Recalls Over 285,000 Vehicles in China, Most of Them Locally Made
Tesla Inc. TSLA -1.17% is recalling more than 285,000 passenger vehicles in China—including more than 90% of locally made vehicles...
Venmo to Charge Users for Selling Goods and Services
Venmo, the payments app owned by PayPal Holdings Inc., will soon allow users to sell products and services on their...
