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Phil Libin is joining venture-capital firm General Catalyst as its newest general partner, two months after stepping down as chief executive of Evernote Inc., maker of a popular productivity app.

Phil Libin, the co-founder of digital note-taking service Evernote Inc., is moving into venture capital two months after he stepped down as chief executive of the startup.

Key market data for September 10, 2015.

President Barack Obama said Tuesday that the U.S. was committed to doing its part in the international effort to help resettle Syrian refugees fleeing the civil war in that country, but said it may not be possible to solve without addressing the festering Syrian civil war.

As the Rugby World Cup begins on Friday, here's a guide to rugby for U.S. viewers.

Mark Cuban, the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks and vocal critic of the Securities and Exchange Commission, has weighed into the escalating debate over the agency’s use of its in-house judges.

As the Rugby World Cup begins on Friday, here's a guide to rugby for U.S. viewers.

After years of struggling, the U.S. housing market has rebounded to the point where prices in many cities have soared beyond affordability.

USA Discounters Ltd., a retailer that has been accused of scamming U.S. service members, is defending its decision to file for chapter 11 in Delaware despite having roots elsewhere.

School officials at a Mississippi high school can’t be held liable for gaining access to a Facebook account of a high school cheerleader who allegedly made threatening remarks to the squad’s captain, a federal appeals court ruled.

By enabling mobile app developers to bake Skype-like functions directly into their apps, Agora Lab Inc. impressed investors who have backed the startup at a $100 million valuation.

Australia is taking a page from Silicon Valley’s playbook as it seeks to reinvigorate its resource-dependent economy at the end of a long commodities boom. The WSJ’s Rachel Pannett reports. Photo: University of Melbourne

The remake is set to premiere in April 2016.

Nobel laureates Robert J. Shiller and George Akerlof discuss their new book "Phishing for Phools." They explain how free market forces lead some people to manipulate and deceive others and why tricksters are an integral part of capitalist economies.

Facebook is working on something akin to a “dislike” button, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.

Students Emergency Action for Liberal Democracy has emerged as a prominent voice against Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's security bills, spearheading one of Japan's biggest political protests in decades. Photo: Mitsuru Obe/The Wall Street Journal

LinkedIn co-founder and Greylock Partners investor Reid Hoffman is teaching a new class at Stanford University this fall, but don't apply just because you want Greylock to fund your startup.

Billionaire Mark Cuban told CNBC that he could crush Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton if he were to run for president. Photo: AP

Flash flood claims lives, washes away vehicles at Utah-Arizona border, John Boehner faces another challenge within his own party and Donald Trump has some explaining to do.

Today's young adults turn to entrepreneurism in helping their parents and grandparents; and the latest market booming in Silicon Valley.

The Taliban said they had resolved a leadership struggle that had tested the group’s unity, raising hopes that peace talks with the Kabul government could soon resume.

A college speaker doesn’t get shouted down.

Twitter's direct messages may not be as private as it claims, according to a lawsuit filed against the company on Monday.

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton on a new twist in the former Secretary of State's private server scandal. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Scott Walker Campaign Policy Director Andrew Bremberg on the presidential candidate's plan to reform federal labor laws. Photo credit: Associated Press.