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After insurers, it’s time to address the other recipients of illegal subsidies.

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Wine columnist Lettie Teague returned to the North Fork of Long Island expecting to find a proliferation of wineries and new talent. Instead, she found a community in conflict.

Whole Foods Market is closing one of its new smaller-format stores a year after it opened, in another acknowledgment that the natural grocer is trying to move more nimbly to keep up with mounting competition.

Facebook accounts linked to Russian operatives amassed hundreds of thousands of followers the past couple of years with posts, ads and events that stoked strong emotions over issues including race and immigration.

Stanford University economics professor John Taylor, a contender to become the next Federal Reserve chairman, renewed his criticism that the central bank helped fuel the financial crisis by keeping interest rates too low.

This week in celebrity real estate: Jennifer Lopez lists $27 million Manhattan penthouse; Beck lists Los Angeles cottage for $3.75 million.

Trump to end subsidies to health insurers, death toll rises in California wildfires, and the most worthless graduate degree in America.

Taking your specific skill sets, adding specialty training, and turning it all into a blockbuster small business.

President Donald Trump called on Democratic leaders on Friday to work closely with his administration on health-care reform, saying they have been health-care "obstructionists." Photo: Associated Press

President Donald Trump announced plans on Friday to decertify the Iran Nuclear Deal, reinforcing his commitment to cancel the agreement if congress doesn't act on whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran. Photo: Getty Images

President Donald Trump announced plans on Friday to decertify the Iran Nuclear Deal, reinforcing his commitment to cancel the agreement if congress doesn't act on whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran. Photo: Getty Images

Fearing the rise of Russia-style oligarchs, Xi Jinping looks to remind China’s wealthy class of entrepreneurs who is really in charge.

President Donald Trump will announce on Friday that he won’t certify that Iran is complying with the 2015 nuclear agreement and will ask Congress to set trigger points that would reinstate sanctions on Tehran, according to senior officials.

Everyone is relying on to-do list apps. But experts like “Getting Things Done” productivity guru David Allen say we can get more out of them. Here’s how.

Glencore PLC has a standstill agreement that temporarily prevents it from making a hostile bid for Bunge Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter, raising the possibility Glencore will renew its effort to acquire the grain trader.

While Nintendo plans to stay loyal to families and casual game fans, it also wants its new Switch console to battle PlayStation and Xbox for adult gamers.

Low inflation is making the Federal Reserve’s plan to raise rates one more time this year look a bit iffy.

The conflict: A woman has sprung for a material-defying, ultramodern glass desk, and her wife won’t part with an Art Deco figure lamp. Three designers offer style-bridging solutions.

The Jewish state and its famed communal farming movement are both moving away from their socialist roots to become more entrepreneurial.

Chemical makers Monsanto and BASF agreed to new restrictions on the use of a herbicide blamed for damaging millions of acres of U.S. crops this year.

The designer’s new holiday collection of flirty frocks and dressy embellished jackets arrives fashionably early.

Wells Fargo’s third-quarter earnings were a disappointment. Far from digging itself out of trouble, the bank is making a deeper hole.

Mimi Lien, who makes Broadway theaters come to life, on how her unique artistic preferences—like dull pencils and just tacky enough glue—get the job done.