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Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 20, 2023

China Cites Chip Conglomerate's Former Head in Corruption Probe
The country's top antigraft watchdog leveled corruption allegations against Tsinghua Unigroup's former chairman and referred his case to prosecutors.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 20, 2023

Fleetcor Strikes Board Agreement With Activist Shareholder
The payments company also will consider separating parts of its business as part of its agreement with D. E. Shaw.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 20, 2023

That Plum Job Listing May Just Be a Ghost
In an uncertain economy, companies post ads for jobs that they might not really be trying to fill.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 20, 2023

Starbucks's New CEO, Laxman Narasimhan, Takes Helm
Longtime leader Howard Schultz bows out as the coffee chain faces Senate and shareholder questions on unionization.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 20, 2023

Small Businesses Stress Test Their Banks After SVB Collapse
Some entrepreneurs are asking tough questions or shifting deposits. "I think we need to analyze banks just like they analyze us," a restauranteur said.

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Mar 20, 2023

Musk's Cost-Cutting Targets Put Pressure on EV Rivals
GM, Ford and Volkswagen face questions about efforts to slash costs for future vehicles.

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Mar 20, 2023

ChatGPT Helped Win a Hackathon
A team from cybersecurity firm Claroty used the AI bot to write code to exploit vulnerabilities in industrial systems.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 20, 2023

These People Avoid the TikTok App, Not the TikTok Videos
Given the possible ban, some find ways to duck the algorithm and security concerns but keep watching TikTok's viral content.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

Fed Raised Concerns About SVB's Risk Management in 2019
The central bank issued numerous warnings to SVB, suggesting the bank's problems were on the radar of its primary federal regulator.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

Credit Suisse, the Risk-Taking Swiss Banking Giant, Succumbs to Crisis
The bank agreed to be bought by UBS, ending 167 years as an independent institution.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

Labor Strife at New York Times Intensifies, Dividing Staff
The publisher calls the lack of progress in negotiations troubling, as staffers air frustrations in Slack.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

UBS Agrees to Buy Credit Suisse for More Than $3 Billion
The deal was engineered by regulators and is designed to restore trust in the banking system.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

UBS Nears Deal to Buy Credit Suisse for Over $2 Billion
The deal—a substantial discount to Credit Suisse's $8 billion market value as of Friday—was engineered by Swiss regulators and is designed to restore trust in the banking system.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

Hospital 'Black Boxes' Put Surgical Practices Under the Microscope
Hospitals have begun to use the technology to help reduce medical errors and improve patient safety

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

UBS Offers $1 Billion to Buy Credit Suisse
The deal—a substantial discount to Credit Suisse's $8 billion market value as of Friday—was engineered by Swiss regulators and is designed to restore trust in the banking system.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

TikTok's Chinese Parent Has Another Wildly Popular App in the U.S.
One of the hottest apps in the U.S. right now is CapCut, a video-editing tool that, like TikTok, is owned by China-based ByteDance.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

UBS Nears Deal to Take Over Credit Suisse
The talks are part of an urgent effort engineered by Swiss and global authorities to restore trust in the banking system.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

Online-Books Lawsuit Tests Limits of Libraries in Digital Age
Book publishers' suit asserts the Internet Archive's lending of scanned physical books constitutes piracy.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

Ahead of the Fed: The State of the Economy
Submit questions to WSJ Chief Economics Correspondent Nick Timiraos as he talks with former U.S. Deputy National Security Adviser Daleep Singh about the banking crisis and the central bank's moves.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

Economy Week Ahead: U.S. Interest Rates, Housing Market in Focus
The Federal Reserve deliberates on monetary policy as it confronts high inflation and financial instability.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

Smaller Banks' Role in Economy Means Distress Raises Recession Risks
Main Street businesses and American families are likely to find it harder to get a loan because of turmoil in the banking industry, denting economic growth.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 19, 2023

U.K. Billionaire Bidding for Manchester United Plots a U.S. Expansion
Jim Ratcliffe—chemicals tycoon, fan of "bonkers" ideas—is launching an SUV and getting into fracking in Texas.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Why It Matters Whether a Robot Is Given a Gender
Humans feel a greater sense of attachment to robots they consider to be male or female, a study found. But giving tech a gender also can increase stereotyping.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Ukraine War Supercharges Growth at German Weapons Maker
Russia's invasion of its neighbor has made Rheinmetall AG, a once low-profile German manufacturer, a key player in the global arms trade.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

The Technology Skills Every Employee Should Have Today
Many employers expect workers to be proficient in a host of tech tools. Among them: data analysis, online collaboration and project management.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Europe Moves to Revive Mining to Cut Reliance on China
Competition for supplies of minerals and metals—and anticipated battery demand—is pushing the European Union to jump-start an industrial sector that has declined this century.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Local Banks Could Leave Gaps That Are Hard to Fill
A weakened position for small banks would harm small businesses and less-urban areas.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

How Gossip Helped Propel Miley Cyrus to the Top of the Charts
Fans didn't just listen to the pop singer's hit ‘Flowers;' they dissected it.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

The Math Behind the New Super Commute
Hybrid work is changing the calculus of what it takes to live and work in separate places.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Virgin Orbit, Richard Branson's Satellite-Launch Venture, Has Fallen Fast
A once-hot smaller player in an industry dominated by Elon Musk's SpaceX, the company is now looking for a bailout.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

TikTok Creators Contemplate Life After Possible Ban: 'It All Can Be Taken Away'
The platform created business opportunities for some users. Now, they're planning for what might come next.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

How Higher Rates Caught Up With Banks
As the Federal Reserve prepares to hold its policy meeting, market investors have a new set of concerns.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

First Republic, SVB Show How Higher Rates Caught Up With Banks
As the Federal Reserve prepares to hold its policy meeting, market investors have a new set of concerns.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Ford, GM in China Price War as Car Sales Slump
The American auto makers join their rivals in giving discounts in China as economic uncertainty hurts demand for vehicles.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Pricey Child Care Is Keeping Many Parents Out of the Workforce
The trend contributes to worker shortages and historically low U.S. unemployment.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Pain In the Tech Industry Is Beginning to Hit the Rest of Us
Up to one in five jobs in America is dependent on the tech industry; ‘You never let an opportunity for a good, thoughtful resizing be lost'

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

'We Never Thought a Bank So Successful Could Collapse So Fast'
Silicon Valley Bank's strength, its close ties to the tech industry, also contributed to its failure.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

Champagne in Dixie Cups. Pancakes Flecked With Gold. Fine Dining Gets Fun Again.
At these hot-ticket restaurants, passé pretentiousness is off the menu, and the prevailing mood is party.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 18, 2023

The Rise and Fall of Silicon Valley Bank
Silicon Valley Bank's strength, its close ties to the tech industry, also contributed to its failure.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

China's Surging Oil Demand Pushes Shipping Costs Sharply Higher
A burst of U.S. exports to China is driving up charter rates for the world's biggest crude tankers.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

YouTube Restores Trump's Channel After More Than Two-Year Ban
The move follows other social-media companies that have lifted bans on the former president.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

The Cure Says Ticketmaster Will Refund Fans Who Paid 'Unduly High' Fees
Some fans complained the fees were higher than the ticket prices for the rock band's upcoming tour.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Facebook, Instagram Users in U.S. Can Pay for Verified Service
The "Meta Verified" subscription service, noted by a blue check mark, also offers direct access to customer support.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

SVB Financial Files for Bankruptcy Protection
The bankruptcy filing is the largest stemming from a bank failure since Washington Mutual in 2008. Silicon Valley Bank, now under the control of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., isn't part of the chapter 11 filing.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Biden Asks Congress for More Authority to Punish Bank Executives
President Biden called for legislation to impose tougher penalties on bank executives who are deemed responsible for the collapse of financial institutions.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Disney Users Paid Up When the Price Rose
Subscribers to Walt Disney's flagship Disney streaming service barely blinked at a 38% price increase that the company imposed in December as part of its launch of an ad-supported streaming product.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Disney Users Digested the Streaming Service's Recent Price Jump
Subscribers to Walt Disney's flagship Disney streaming service barely blinked at a 38% price increase that the company imposed in December as part of its launch of an ad-supported streaming product.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

China Suspends Deloitte's Beijing Unit and Fines It
The auditor was punished for its work with one of China's largest bad-debt managers

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

GE Cancels Stock Awards for CEO, Cutting Pay $14 Million
General Electric cites poor returns and earnings performance for the decision, though $146 million in shares could still come Larry Culp's way in 2024.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Small Businesses Face Big Tax Bills From Research-Deduction Change
A piece of the 2017 tax law requiring companies to spread deductions for research costs over five years instead of taking them immediately is going into effect now, leaving some small firms owing the IRS outsize amounts.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Central Banks Urged to Press Ahead With Rate Rises
The Federal Reserve and other leading central banks should keep raising interest rates to tame stubbornly high inflation despite strains in the banking system and market turbulence, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Chinese Developer Evergrande Nears Landmark Restructuring Deal
China Evergrande Group, the property giant that defaulted on its U.S. dollar bonds more than a year ago, is close to striking a debt-restructuring deal with foreign bond investors.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

How Trader Joe's Beat Out Conventional Supermarkets by Offering Less
Trader Joe's offers customers remarkably fewer options than other major supermarkets and it's consistently ranked highest for customer satisfaction. WSJ's Jaewon Kang breaks down why its small selection of private label brands and trendy products keep shoppers coming back.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Have the Ads in Your Twitter Feed Changed? There's a Reason for That
Lesser-known advertisers seeking clicks and other direct responses are becoming more prominent on Twitter as the social-media company shifts its sales strategy and some household-name brands continue to stay away.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Silicon Valley and Capitol Hill Build an Anti-China Alliance
A group of tech executives and lawmakers will meet for a private dinner ahead of TikTok's testimony before Congress.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Bank Failures, Like Earlier Shocks, Raise Recession Odds
Troubles at Silicon Valley Bank and other lenders will test banking, business and consumer confidence.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Surging Chinese Oil Demand Pushes Shipping Costs Sharply Higher
A burst of U.S. exports to China is driving up charter rates for the world's biggest crude tankers.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 17, 2023

Baidu's ChatGPT Rival Launches to Mixed Reviews
Chinese search giant Baidu sought to wow an in-person and online audience by introducing its AI-powered chatbot, Ernie Bot. The only thing missing was a live demo.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Microsoft Adds the Tech Behind ChatGPT to Its Business Software
The software company announced an AI upgrade for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

He Started His Car Blog as a Hobby. Now It's a $1 Billion Marketplace.
Bring a Trailer has become the place for car enthusiasts to buy, sell and geek out over their dream cars.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

FedEx Raises Earnings Outlook Despite Shipping Slowdown
Shares rose as the delivery company lifted its profit outlook amid ongoing cost cuts.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Macron Bypasses France's National Assembly to Pass Pension Overhaul
French President Emmanuel Macron's government invoked special constitutional powers to raise the country's retirement age, a step that places him at odds with protesters and lawmakers.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

TikTok CEO Says Sale Won't Protect U.S. Data
Shou Zi Chew said divesting TikTok from its Chinese owners doesn't offer any more protection than a plan the app has proposed.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Diabetes Drug Giant Sanofi Cuts Insulin Prices by Up to 78%
French drugmaker Sanofi said it would cut the price of some of its insulin products by as much as 78% in the U.S., joining other big diabetes drugmakers facing pressure over high costs.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Cellphone Companies Must Block Obvious Scam Texts, FCC Says
The new rules are the first FCC regulations specifically targeting robotexts.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Inside Taylor Swift's Real-Estate Empire
The singer-songwriter has assembled a portfolio of homes worth at least $150 million in quiet coastal locales and cities like New York and Beverly Hills.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Companies Are Balking at Spending for Green Freight Transport
Carriers and forwarders say sustainable supply-chain goals are faltering at the procurement stage.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

YouTube to Raise Prices on TV Offering
The video platform is raising the cost of subscription for the first time in three years.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

ECB Raises Rates by Half Point Despite Mounting Banking Stress
The European Central Bank is pressing ahead with its fight against inflation despite concerns it could exacerbate strains in the financial system.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Yellen Says Banking System Healthy After SVB Collapse
The Treasury secretary told lawmakers that bank regulators' depositor-rescue plan has stemmed fallout from the panic.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Google Glass Is Going Away, Again
The smart eyewear device sparked privacy concerns and failed to gain traction over the past decade.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

$100 Billion Semiconductor Bet Hinges on Remaking Upstate New York's Workforce
Micron plans to hire 9,000 employees at a new suburban Syracuse semiconductor campus amid a shortage of engineers and technicians.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Europe Unveils Clean-Tech Plans in Bid to Rival U.S., China
The European Commission's proposals are aimed at making its industries more globally competitive in emerging environmental sectors.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

ECB Defies Mounting Banking Strains With Half-Point Rate Rise
The European Central Bank is pressing ahead with its fight against inflation despite concerns that this could exacerbate strains in the financial system.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Jobless Claims Fell Last Week
Applications for unemployment benefits fell last week, showing the U.S. labor market remains strong as other signs point to a cooling economy.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Baidu's ChatGPT Rival Ernie Bot Didn't Go Live at Its Launch Party
Chinese search giant Baidu sought to wow an in-person and online audience by introducing its AI-powered chatbot, Ernie Bot. The only thing missing was a live demo.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

U.S., Taiwan Move Closer to Trade, Investment Agreement
Both sides signaled progress in talks for a bilateral trade and investment initiative amid heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Dollar General to Boost Spending on Staffing Levels
The discount retailer's investment in additional labor hours aims to capture market share from its rivals.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Ernst & Young's Breakup Plan Stalled on Partners Split
A fight erupts between the accounting firm's U.S. and overseas leaders over the division of its lucrative tax business.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Surge in Newsmax Ratings Shook Fox News, Then Faded
The smaller channel's viewership gains concerned Fox hosts and executives, court documents show, but the threat didn't last.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Why Top Washington Officials Chose to Rescue SVB Depositors
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, Fed Chair Jerome Powell and others, fearing a run that spreads to other banks, picked an option they had hoped to avoid.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Europe to Unveil Clean-Tech Plans in Bid to Rival U.S., China
The European Commission's proposals are aimed at making its industries more globally competitive in emerging environmental sectors.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Easy Loans, Great Service: Why Silicon Valley Loved Silicon Valley Bank
SVB helped many in the venture-capital world to survive and prosper, and then the market cooled.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Courts Side With Big Companies Including Amazon and Experian in Privacy Appeals
Several European regulators saw decisions against large multinational firms overturned, removing a threat to the companies' data-centric business models.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

More Students Are Turning Away From College and Toward Apprenticeships
Some white-collar training programs have become as selective as Ivy League universities.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Shortage of Last-Ditch Drug for Advanced Prostate Cancer Worries Doctors
Novartis seeks to ramp up production of the drug, Pluvicto, to ease supply issues.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Your NCAA Tournament Bracket Is Packed With Business Lessons
What can you learn from the biggest upsets in college basketball?

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

What's the Antidote to Quiet Quitting---A Collaborator, or a Rival?
Internal competition could be just the motivational boost you need, or so some bosses think.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

What's the Cure for Quiet Quitting---a Collaborator, or a Rival?
Internal competition could be just the motivational boost you need, or so some bosses think.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 16, 2023

Lost Your Drive at Work? Maybe You Need a Rival
Internal competition could be a cure for quiet quitting, or so some companies hope.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

PG&E Appoints CFO as Utility Aims to Reduce Wildfire Risk
Carolyn Burke could focus on capital-spending plan as company continues to face post-bankruptcy restraints.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

How Goldman Sachs's Plan to Shore Up SVB Crumbled
The plan had a fatal flaw: It underestimated the danger that a deluge of bad news could spark a crisis of confidence.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

U.S. Threatens Tiktok Ban if Chinese Owners Don't Sell Stakes
The company says a forced sale won't resolve national security issues as its CEO is set to appear before Congress next week.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

With SVB Stabilized, Some Venture Firms and Startups Restore Banking Relationship
Some Silicon Valley players are rallying their portfolio companies to resume doing business with the bridge bank. ‘Our view is there's no downside now.'

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

A Chinese Businessman's Trek from Beijing Gadfly to Steve Bannon Confidant to Fraud Suspect
Exiled Chinese businessman stole from investors to buy a mansion, a yacht and other luxury items, New York federal prosecutors say.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

Market Stress Snarls Treasury Trading
Liquidity, the capacity to trade quickly at quoted prices, has fallen sharply.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

Bank Failures, Market Turmoil Fuel Bets on a Pause in Fed Interest-Rate Increases
A shift in the economic outlook stemming from qualms about the banking sector comes ahead of next week's central bank meeting.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

Economy Shows Signs of Cooling as Bank Troubles Spread
A drop in retail sales and an easing of inflation pressures last month shows the economy may be cooling after a hot start to the year.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

First Drugs Facing Medicare Price Penalty Are Named
U.S. health officials listed 27 medications whose prices rose faster than inflation, triggering rebates under a new federal law.

Wall Street Journal US Business
Mar 15, 2023

There's a Run on Silicon Valley Bank Swag


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