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Adobe on Tuesday gave an outlook for its coming fiscal year that was lower than Wall Street expected, pummeling the company’s shares.

Geetesh Bhardwaj of Summerhaven Asset Management explains what drives the commodities market and why he's more bullish on agriculture, gold, and silver than oil.

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Walter Cronkite once gave as a gift a piece of a urinal that he claimed belonged to Adolf Hitler. Was the legendary anchorman serious? Photo: CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images

Digital journalists at Al Jazeera America won a vote to unionize after management refused to voluntarily recognize an earlier effort by the staff to organize.

U.S. regulators proposed a record fine for alleged unauthorized drone flights as they intensify efforts to crack down on unmanned aircraft that they say are endangering U.S. skies.

Lately, Windows laptops have by and large been, well, terrible. By announcing the all-new Surface Book on Tuesday, Microsoft wants to make sure that this is absolutely no longer the case. And from my short time trying out the device, it seems to be on the right track.

Watch the new trailer for the final installment of the film series.

Russia’s antimonopoly watchdog has ordered Google Inc. to rectify its antitrust law violations, potentially paving the way for a hefty fine and helping local search engine Yandex NV.

The evolution of thinking machines will lead to big changes in the way people work, IBM CEO Virginia Rometty said Tuesday at the Gartner Symposium.

Democratic candidate and Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig, who has close ties with Silicon Valley, raised $1 million for his presidential campaign in the last month, he said Monday.

New high-end smartphones and an update to the Surface Pro tablet were expected at Microsoft’s New York City press event on Tuesday. The surprise? Surface Book, the company’s very first laptop. Photo: Getty Images

Gen. John Campbell, commander of U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, told senators that the U.S. mistakenly targeted a hospital in Afghanistan in a weekend airstrike. Photo: AP

A number of posts on fantasy-sports sites criticized the companies after an admission from a DraftKings employee that he prematurely released data about the site’s biggest contest.

The European Union’s highest court knocked down a trans-Atlantic pact used by thousands of companies governing data flow from Europe to the United States since the early Internet years. Here's what legal experts, scholars and other commentators are saying about the latest private ruling out of Europe.

Eleven dead in historic South Carolina flooding, debate over who called in airstrike on Afghan hospital and college professor postpones exam for Cubs game.

Customer service lessons from a tech firm that could be misfiring; Feeling ignored by mainstream banks? Guess who's rushing to get your business instead; And a payments company finds a way to increase exposure in the political world.

From Thom Browne sweatpants to three-piece suits with vintage lapel pins, New York Giants’ wide receiver Victor Cruz shares his sartorial playbook.

The number of Mandarin-speaking home buyers in the U.S. has jumped in the last decade. And RealtyTrac finds almost half paid with all-cash.

Fantasy sports sites DraftKings and FanDuel are under scrutiny after a DraftKings worker won $350,000 in a FanDuel contest, raising questions about fairness and the lack of regulation. WSJ's Sarah Needleman explains on Lunch Break With Tanya Rivero. Photo: AP

Mr. Bedol's prior ventures include what is now ESPN Classic and CBS Sports Network.

Best of the Web Columnist James Taranto on the presidential candidate's latest advertisement campaign against her Republican rivals. Photo credit: Getty Images.

A Santander Group venture-capital fund is investing $4 million in Ripple, the cryptocurrency-based payments system, and Ripple also formed a partnership with global consulting firm Accenture.

Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on how pharmaceutical innovation may be impacted by the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Peter Berkowitz on the prospect of the Palestinian Authority's third intifada against the Jewish state. Photo credit: Getty Images.