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Wall Street banks squeezed an unusual concession out of Michael Dell when they agreed to finance his acquisition of EMC Corp.: They will be able to sell loans backing the deal at yields as high as 12%, said people familiar with the terms.

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Hillary Clinton appears to be shining a spotlight on Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz who, as it happens, is rising in the crowded Republican field. On Wednesday she criticized him for backing legislation that would "slash" infrastructure spending.

The SEC’s case against hedge fund billionaire Steven Cohen is moving forward again, after prosecutors withdrew their request for a two-year freeze imposed while they pursued criminal insider trading charges against his employees and an administrative law judge removed the stay.

In a spirited exchange in the British House of Commons on Wednesday, Prime Minister David Cameron and opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn debated a plan to support airstrikes in Syria. Photo: AP

Signing China’s largest smartphone vendor should help close Qualcomm’s royalty gap.

For the first time, Pantone has not one but two colors of the year, "Rose Quartz" and "Serenity." WSJ's Christina Binkley and designer Leanne Marshall discuss color trends with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

Leo Tolstoy's “Hadji Murad” moves swiftly between scenes focused on different characters, providing brief little glimpses into the lives of those surrounding our protagonist.

Chicago Police Chief Garry McCarthy ousted, can Evangelicals swing 2016 for GOP and why you might need to buy a Christmas tree early this year.

This year’s Birmingham Bowl could be supported by an unlikely source: BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil spill settlement.

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen expressed confidence that the U.S. economy will continue to grow modestly, in a sign she is ready to raise short-term interest rates later this month. Photo: Getty

What's the best way to find a memorable gift for the men in your life? Sprezzabox founder Philip Sblendorio joins Tanya Rivero to discusses gift options for the fashionable set, as well as how to take a great fashion selfie. Photo: Phillip Sblendorio

Should you sleep off a flu? When should you seek a doctor's help? What should parents of sick children with the flu do? National Foundation for Infectious Diseases director Dr. William Schaffner joins Tanya Rivero with advice for staying healthy. Photo: Getty

The ECB on Thursday is almost certainly going to boost the size of its monthly bond purchases, and may lower the deposit rate it charges banks. How the markets responds to that is the real question.

Upscale hotels are starting to place queen-size bunk beds in their rooms. The goal is to attract groups looking for a cost-efficient way to stay together. WSJ contributor Erin Geiger Smith reports. Photo: Nick Simonite

China’s President Xi Jinping and South African President Jacob Zuma agreed to $6.5 billion in new investments between their two nations as the world’s second-biggest economy seeks to persuade Africa that slowing growth won’t limit its engagement on the continent.

Even as the Federal Reserve prepares to raise overnight interest rates, long-term Treasury yields will likely to stay low for a long time.

With very little movement in last night's episode, Ryan Murphy and Co. are definitely saving all of the good stuff for next week's two-hour season finale.

There may be evidence of market concerns seeping into the minds of those gung-ho startup entrepreneurs--but don't tell them to stop admiring the hard-charging Elon Musk just yet. Those are among the conclusions to be drawn from survey results from First Round Capital, which sought the opinions of more than 500 founders.

The celebrated downhilll skier dishes about her favorite car, the importance of duct tape and the best jeans for women with big thighs.

Plaintiffs’ lawyers are flocking to New Orleans this week to position themselves to play a role in the massive litigation surrounding Volkswagen AG’s diesel emissions scandal.

Potential suitors are emerging for Yahoo’s core Internet business, from media and telecom giants to private-equity firms, as the beleaguered company weighs its options.

The downing of a Russian jetliner in Egypt apparently with a rudimentary explosive has put the spotlight on bolstering basic airport security after a period in which concerns focused on more sophisticated threats.

Pantone revealed its color of the year, and it was twins, a pair of baby-hued pastels.

U.S. oil prices dropped Wednesday, briefly falling below $40 a barrel, as surprisingly growing stockpiles are outweighing hope that a meeting of oil exporters will lead to global supply cuts.