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Don’t say we didn’t warn you what’s coming. Here are the major trends that walked down the fall 2018 menswear runways.

A 66-minute film of a washer tries to put a new spin on appliances; ‘I was starting to fall asleep.’

In a setback for Boeing Co., a U.S trade panel Friday rejected the aerospace giant’s complaint that it was harmed by subsidies to Bombardier Inc., effectively blocking a Trump administration proposal for steep tariffs against the Canadian jet maker.

Sharon French, head of Beta Solutions at Oppenheimer funds, explains factor investing, and what's working now.

The deaths last month of Barry Sherman, the billionaire founder of generic drugmaker Apotex Inc., and his wife are being investigated as homicides, Toronto Police said Friday.

President Trump proposes citizenship for dreamers in exchange for wall, Trump talked out of firing Mueller, and do beards keep men warmer in winter.

Brick and mortar stores figure out how to successfully battle Amazon; and seven habits of successful freelancers.

After decades of all-white palettes and clinical stainless steel, the rise of charismatic, hue-infused kitchen design is helping plucky homeowners stand out from the dreary pack.

Wynn Resorts employees and others interviewed by The Wall Street Journal described a CEO who sexualized his workplace and pressured workers to perform sex acts. Steve Wynn responded: “The idea that I ever assaulted any woman is preposterous.”

Warren Miller, who died Jan. 24 at age 93, was famous for the powder-packed documentaries he shot on the slopes, but where he really built his business was on the road.

Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here. MUST READS Britain’s Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Brexit Minister) David Davis leaves after attending the weekly cabinet meeting at number 10 […]

The operator of one of Japan’s leading trading platforms for cryptocurrencies said Friday it lost $530 million worth of customer assets after getting hacked, the latest security problem connected to the fast-growing market.

The currency is having its best month since 1982, but its rise poses a policy headache for Beijing and complicates growing trade friction with the U.S.

We wanted to raise our kids on Joni Mitchell and rainbows, but that’s no way to end a 4-year-old’s tantrum over snow boots

Tour the five luxury homes featured in our Listing of the Day series this week

The U.S. appears to have entered a stage of stronger economic growth, years into a historically modest expansion. Gross domestic product, the value of goods and services produced in the U.S., rose at a 2.6% annual rate in the fourth quarter.

According to Janey Bennett, author of a 2016 book on Mills's architecture called "The Fantastic Seashell of the Mind," the home's original owners wanted a house that was "small on the outside but large on the inside."

An early example of mission creep, the incursion still irks Russians a century later

This new condo building is in the heart of the hip Soho neighborhood in lower Manhattan, with dozens of good restaurants and retail shops.

The personal saving rate fell to its lowest level since 2005. But if the recent burst of corporate largess proves to be more public relations than real wage increases, look for consumers to pull back.

The takeover of Regal Entertainment by a much smaller European cinema chain is turning into a financial thriller. Working title: “The Big Long.”

Braise it, poach it, blend it into a snappy soup. And go ahead, bring on the butter, cream and bacon in these indulgent, fully winterized recipes.

Staples Chief Executive Shira Goodman is leaving the company less than a year after the office supplier was taken private in a leveraged buyout.

Featuring a dynamic convergence of wood, stone and glass, the residence not only opens up to the natural world, but also literally brings it inside through striking feature.

While retaining many of its original Victorian features, the home has been extensively refurbished over the last four years by its current owners for use as a bed-and-breakfast.