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The retailer aggressively cleared out excess inventory in its second quarter, but the job isn't finished....

Cartel members burned vehicles and businesses, blocked roads and fought security forces in different cities....

Monkeypox has been detected in a 4-year-old Italian greyhound in France whose owners had an onset of symptoms, according to a medical journal report, evidencing how the virus might spread from humans to pets....

The moves come after the company was hit hard by the collapse of hedge fund Three Arrows Capital Ltd., against which it has a claim of $1.2 billion....

A Sicilian-born businessman spent around $14 million to build a 118-foot yacht with a beach house vibe to cruise the Mediterranean coast; inside the main deck's living salon...

The two countries say they will restore their ambassadors in Ankara and Tel Aviv, the latest demonstration of warming relations between the former rivals....

The heat, dried-up rivers and power rationing are also threatening crop yields, adding to economic strains and echoing struggles with extreme weather elsewhere around the world....

Foreign volunteers pay their own way to help prepare civilians for next phase of battle with Russia; "many have never held a weapon."...

When the camera shuts off, these tales of Hollywood controversy, clashing cinematic egos and movie-set romance start rolling....

Mariner Finance, a consumer finance company backed by private-equity firm Warburg Pincus, is facing a multistate lawsuit alleging that the lender engaged in deceptive sales practices that have cost customers millions of dollars....

Millions of workers have switched jobs or gone remote—a big reason many employees say work friendships are harder to forge and less of a priority....

A contract reviewed by The Wall Street Journal includes requirements to wear LIV gear at non-LIV tournaments, restraints on interviews and an agreement to help recruit other golfers to the Saudi-backed upstart....

Among the offerings: nannies for newborns, baby food from room service and baby-proofed rooms....

These rapid, intense floods killed 135 people and caused $2.4 billion in property damage in 2021, according to the National Weather Service. Here's what you need to know....

After the massacre at Robb Elementary School, renewed gun-control advocacy is pushing local political leaders to embrace moderate changes to gun laws....

The country's largest Russian-gas importer posted a net loss of more than $12.6 billion for the first half of the year, hit hard after Moscow slashed deliveries to Germany from June....

Philip Morris might have to raise its bid for Swedish Match to gain full ownership of the smokeless-tobacco maker, in what could prove to be the latest instance of a hedge-fund trade often linked to Elliott....

It's a bad time to buy a fancy iPhone, the AirPods Pro and really any Apple Watch. But it's a good time for a MacBook. Our columnist's annual Do/Don't Buy list is here....

The poet, 29, whose new book, 'Healing Through Words,' is out September 27, shares what's on her phone....

Ahead of her directorial debut, 'Pussy Island,' the 33-year-old actor reveals the most extreme thing she's done for a role and the gift that she will never forget....

Ricky Shiffer, the military veteran who attacked an FBI office before being shot dead by police, was remembered as socially awkward by former National Guard colleagues, but he didn't seem violent....

Narrow legislative majorities and potential midterm losses are poised to threaten the party's push to advance initiatives left out of the Inflation Reduction Act....

The cost to ship cargo is falling but delays persist as worker shortages at key European ports rattle global supply chains....

The home-improvement retailer reported declining sales and said it has plans to dole out $55 million in bonuses to front-line workers to help mitigate the pinch they are feeling from rising prices....

Filled with natural and man-made splendors, Finland begs to be seen slowly and up close. Here, four recommended treks, from a ferry-assisted hike to an urban stroll that ends at a Michelin-starred restaurant....

Reports of a government backstop for new bond issues by stronger developers have lifted shares. But such measures look like weak medicine for the broader market....

Missiles hit two Ukrainian port cities after a series of explosions in Crimea that analysts see as part of a broader effort to dislodge Russian forces from territory in the south of the country....

The Series D funding round led by Shamrock Capital will help the company expand its platform for data-led creativity in advertising and other brand work....

The e-commerce company should continue to show resilience in an uninspired market....

Target's profit fell further than the retailer anticipated as it worked to unload excess inventory, executives said, revealing the cost of the company's effort to quickly sell goods at a discount....

U.S. stock futures edged lower as investors awaited earnings from retailers and minutes from the Federal Reserve's July meeting....

The Chinese social-media giant's revenue dropped 3% as a slowing economy further dented its online-ad revenue, while its videogame business continued to struggle from tighter regulations....

While some Georgians are skeptical of an enclave of Russians taking root in their country—where swaths of its territory remain under Russian occupation—the government has welcomed the migrs with open arms, hoping to benefit from Russia's b...

Consumers have a new ask: They want more control over the type of advertisements they are shown online. More technology companies are preparing to give it to them....

Rudy Giuliani, former President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, is set to appear before a Georgia grand jury Wednesday, his lawyer said, as part of an investigation into efforts to overturn the state's 2020 election results....

Endo International became the latest pharmaceutical company to file for bankruptcy under the weight of lawsuits alleging it played a role in fueling the opioid crisis....

American Airlines' investment in ZeroAvia's hydrogen engines underlines the technology's potential on very short routes, but there are big hurdles to using it more broadly....

A labeling change says polypropylene plastic can be marketed as widely recyclable, but data from the Environmental Protection Agency suggests a recycling rate of only 2.7%...

Once-hot blank-check firms have fallen out of favor alongside cryptocurrencies and other speculative investments....

The cinema chain appears to be trying to improve its finances after narrowly averting bankruptcy during the Covid-19 pandemic....

Some companies are cutting back their promotions in states where they already have a foothold as profitability targets loom next year....

As the Commerce Department releases its monthly report, economists estimate shoppers increased spending modestly with fuel taking up a smaller share of costs....

Rebates and tax deductions will nudge consumers to buy energy-efficient systems and appliances, manufacturers say....

Economy Plus, Comfort+, Main Cabin Extra and other premium coach seating sections sound the same. But not all of them offer extra benefits....

Cyber threats to the space sector are growing as the industry expands. European companies and officials want global standards to improve cybersecurity....

Australia's highest court ruled that Google isn't liable for defamatory content reached by a hyperlink in its search results, a win for Google in a jurisdiction that has at times taken a hard line against tech platforms....

After the poliovirus was detected in New York wastewater, some younger adults trying to figure out if they're vaccinated are asking the one person who "knows everything": mom....

Pyongyang had largely refrained from weapons tests since June as it battled a Covid-19 outbreak....

The former governor and 2008 vice-presidential hopeful advanced to the November general election in the race for Alaska's only House seat, the Associated Press projected....

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