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The Airline Analyst Who’s Getting Paid to Watch Soccer
The World Cup is a logistical highwire act for the man in charge of scheduling flights at American....
Oil Trims Gains After Iran Says It Ended Attacks on Israel
Oil prices pared gains after Iran said it ended military operations against Israel, easing fears that the latest exchange of fire could derail regional efforts to end the war and reopen the Strait of ...
Opinion | Why the ‘Hormuz Shock’ Isn’t the ’70s All Over Again
Things would be a lot worse absent our current energy diversity....
Wix.com Slashes 20% of Staff, Lowers Outlook as Restructuring Continues
The website-building and web-services platform said that it is scaling back parts of its business as part of a broader organizational realignment, moves that are expected to weigh on bookings and reve...
Amazon Enters Agreement With Corning for Optical Fiber for Data Centers
Amazon.com said it entered a multibillion-dollar agreement with Corning to get optical fiber, cable and connectivity solutions to support its growing data center footprint....
Honeywell Backs Full-Year Guidance Ahead of Aerospace Spinoff
Honeywell backed its full-year guidance as it looks to close a spinoff of its aerospace division....
Campbell’s Sales Fall on Continued Weak Demand for Snacks
Campbell’s sales declined in the fiscal third quarter, driven in part by further declines in its snacks business, but said its profit rose....
Incyte to Buy Vega Therapeutics For Up to $2 Billion
Incyte has agreed to buy Vega Therapeutics for up to $2 billion in a deal that expands the biopharmaceutical company’s hematology portfolio into bleeding disorders....
Not Your Father’s Country Club: Here Come the Private Racetracks
A boom in sales of high-performance cars creates demand for places to drive them....
The Revenge of the Publicists: How Comms Execs Stormed the C-Suite
No longer at the margins writing press releases, communications chiefs are making millions as they drive product strategy and report directly to their CEOs....
Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on Bangkok Bank, Intesa Sanpaolo, the European Central Bank and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services....
Saudi Arabia Cuts July Crude Prices for Asia As Demand Slows
Saudi Aramco set the official selling price for July loadings of its Arab Light crude to Asia at $9.50 above regional benchmarks, down from a premium of $15.50 a barrel in June....
Ingredion to Take Over Tate & Lyle in $3.6 Billion Deal
Ingredion offered the equivalent of $7.94 for each Tate & Lyle share, a 59% premium to the last closing price before takeover talks were disclosed last month....
Roche Enters $2.3 Billion Blood-Cancer Drug Deal With Nurix Therapeutics
The Swiss drugmaker said it would pay Nurix $700 million upfront, while development costs would be split 60-40, with Roche taking the larger share....
Intesa Makes $35 Billion Bid for Monte dei Paschi After BPM Offers Merger Talks
The approaches pit Intesa and BPM against each other for control of their domestic rival, continuing a wave of dealmaking activity in Italy’s banking industry....
Haleon to Invest $233.5 Million in India Plant Amid Push Into Emerging Markets
The facility to make oral-health products in Madhya Pradesh is the largest plant the company has taken on....
This Oil Giant Has Capped Prices at the Pump—but Just for the French
The move by TotalEnergies has so far helped avert mass protests, as surging profits make it a target for a windfall tax....
How SpaceX Became Embedded in America’s War Machine
Pledges to quickly deploy technology and ties cultivated with the Pentagon have helped land new contracts totaling billions of dollars....
How the WSJ’s Best Companies for the Future Ranking Was Created
What we are measuring, why we are measuring it, and where we might be off base....
In a World Where Change Has Become the Norm, Which Companies Are Built to Last?
The goal of our Best Companies for the Future list is to find companies that meet this unprecedented historical moment...
Iran Fires Waves of Missiles at Israel After Israeli Airstrike on Beirut
Tehran has sought a halt to Israeli operations inside Lebanon as part of its peace negotiations with Washington....
Bring Your Own Power, Ireland Tells Tech Titans Hungry for Data Centers
The tiny nation is a test case for countries seeking AI investment without risking outages or higher bills for citizens....
OPEC, Allies Pledge Oil-Output Hike Even as Middle East War Chokes Exports
The move is widely seen as symbolic as the war in the Middle East has choked off a critical waterway through which a fifth of the world’s oil passes....
The New Rebel Motorcycle Isn’t a Harley. It’s an Electric Dirt Bike.
E-motos aren’t street-legal, but they are drawing newbies to an industry thirsty for young riders....
What the ‘Dean of Valuation’ Thinks Elon Musk’s SpaceX Is Really Worth
NYU’s Aswath Damodaran is skeptical of the outlook for the company’s artificial-intelligence unit...
How David Grutman Became the King of the Vibes Business
Watch as the hospitality entrepreneur behind LIV nightclub discusses how he structures deals, the reason he believes in prenups and why he still worries about money....
Telecom Companies to Buy Patrick Drahi’s SFR for $23.5 Billion
The deal marks a major shift for the French-Israeli billionaire’s business portfolio and will be a test of regulators’ openness to further consolidation in the industry....
The Cattle Empire That Turned Out to Be a Giant Ponzi Scheme
Investors and bank loans fueled Brian McClain’s ‘house of cards’ beef operations, which burned through $170 million....
The U.S. Needs Mechanics and Electricians. Big Business Is Spending to Create Some.
Bloomberg Philanthropies is launching a new $90 million program that includes a partnership with Ford, which is contending with a shortage of mechanics at its dealerships....
Two Texas Billionaires, a U.S. Senator and the Battle for ‘America’s Resort’
Jim Justice is credited with saving the Greenbrier, but now faces calls for new ownership as some claim he drained its revenue to pay other bills....
Putin’s Inner Circle Travels on Western-Made Private Jets Despite Sanctions
Russia’s elite have been forced to adapt since the start of the war, but sanctions haven’t done much to crimp their globe-spanning lifestyles....
Americans Are Keeping Their Cars Longer Than Ever—and Remaking the Auto Industry
Automakers, dealers and repair shops are changing business practices to adapt to a new normal: the 13-year-old car...
Wait, Why Are Restaurants Now Charging $40 for Chicken?
The cost of the beloved yardbird has shot up on menus across the U.S. It’s driving Americans nuts....
A Cheap DIY Solar Hack Is Catching On. Can It Cut Your Energy Bill?
Plug-in solar has long been popular in Europe, but rising energy costs and a raft of new state laws are boosting its popularity in the U.S....
Opinion | L.A. Retreats on the Minimum Wage
The City Council admits the $30 an hour mandate will do economic damage....
Opinion | The Road to AI State Socialism
Bernie Sanders sees Trump industrial policy and decides to raise the government stakes....
Selloff in Chip Stocks Prompts Nasdaq Bloodbath
Plus, Trump urges Bill Pulte to fire intel-community employees, and it’s Lloyd Blankfein’s eye for the banker guy....
Opinion | ‘60 Minutes’ Becomes a Reality Show
The reality, in this case, is the need of companies to survive and get deals done in Donald Trump’s world....
Paramount Skydance to Launch Videogame Studio
The new Paramount Games Studio will be helmed by Tony Driscoll as president. The studio will roll together Skydance’s existing gaming outfits, Skydance Interactive and Skydance New Media....
Google to Pay SpaceX Nearly $1 Billion a Month in Cloud-Computing Deal
The agreement gives SpaceX a new stream of revenue for its AI business ahead of its IPO....
Opinion | We’re Preparing for the Wrong AI Labor Crisis
Mass unemployment is unlikely. AI will reorganize the white-collar corporate workforce, not destroy it....
The Metric CFOs Struggle to Track: AI Usage
Finance chiefs are trying to get a better read on how much AI their companies are using to avoid a sticker shock moment as vendors begin charging for the technology by tokens....
Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on palm oil, Deep Yellow, BHP, Lynas Rare Earths and more in the latest Market Talks covering Basic Materials....
Opinion | No Road Representation Without Taxation
Electric and hybrid vehicles should have to pay their fair share toward infrastructure maintenance....
The Man Whose Job Is Making Sure We Don’t Have Blackouts This Summer
David Mills is the new chief executive of the nation’s largest and most problem-ridden power market. His experience as a Navy helicopter crewman should help....
$264 of Stuffed Flounder and Fancy Hotels: The Rising Fury Over Government Spending
Purchasing-card use by public officials, including waste and alleged fraud, is stoking taxpayer backlash in cities and towns across the U.S....
Morgan Stanley Sees SpaceX’s Revenue Reaching $3.4 Trillion in 2040
Projections banks shared with top investors show how they are selling the rocket maker’s $1.77 trillion valuation....
There’s More to Space Stocks Than SpaceX
Rocket Lab gives investors another way to play the space race....
Meet the SpaceX Employees Who Are About to Become Overnight Millionaires
Many current and former staffers have stakes valued at millions of dollars and will be able to tap them more easily after the rocket maker goes public....





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