The Latest Breaking News from the Wall Street Journal

Trade workers on average are earning almost $10 more each hour working on data center projects compared to peers on other jobs, experts say.

Industry analysts are predicting slowed — or, in some cases, no — growth for auto sellers in 2026

The latest marketing scheme from EVA AI is an AI Dating Cafe, and it's obviously a terrible idea

A growing number of Americans are looking to live abroad to cut their living costs, pay less in taxes and improve their quality of life, The Wall Street Journal reported recently.

One of the steepest declines affected Trump Media & Technology Group Corp, Truth Social’s parent company.

Ackman plans to orchestrate a double public offering as soon as early next year, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The former FBI employee said the rainbow flag is not a “political statement,” but a “a symbol of inclusion, unity, and equal service.”

A federal jury has convicted Ruthia He, the founder of the telehealth startup Done Global, for orchestrating a scheme that transformed the company into an unrestricted source for Adderall prescriptions. Prosecutors argued that this case highlighted serious abuses in online mental health care, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.

Goldman Sachs will take a majority stake in Excel Sports Management in a deal valuing the agency at nearly $1 billion, announced as top executive Kathy Ruemmler faces controversy over newly released Epstein emails.