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America’s biggest companies are about to tell the world for the first time how compensation for their chief executives compares with what they pay their rank-and-file workers. A survey offers an early look at different industries.

Airbnb Inc. said CFO Laurence Tosi is stepping down, an unexpected move that raises questions about its progress toward a highly anticipated initial public offering, which the home-sharing company said won’t come until 2019 at the earliest.

FBI Urges White House not to release contested memo, train carrying GOP lawmakers collides with truck, and cancer survival rates improve in some parts of the world.

The planned venture from Amazon.com, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase to overhaul worker health care follows years of similar efforts to change an entrenched industry, with mixed success.

Pope Francis has decided to accept the legitimacy of seven Catholic bishops appointed by the Chinese government, a concession that the Holy See hopes will lead Beijing to recognize the pope’s authority as head of the Catholic Church in China, according to a person familiar with the plan.

A woman flying on United Airlines from Newark airport on Jan. 28 was denied her request to board with a peacock as her emotional support animal. Video: Sherri Ross via Storyful

Once craft beer was the domain of a small cult of brew geeks. Now, brands and styles abound. How did we get here, and what’s the best way to navigate the ocean of options?

When it comes to winter recreation, why limit yourself to the same-old, same-old? Here, four fresh versions of icy diversion

America’s biggest companies are about to tell the world for the first time how compensation for their chief executives compares with what they pay their rank-and-file workers.

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

This slopeside, ski-in/ski-out Aspen home offers phenomenal indoor-outdoor entertaining lifestyle.

The main living spaces connect seamlessly with the expansive deck, the sweeping lawn and the amazing downtown San Francisco and Golden Gate Bridge views.

Known as Stoke House, the stately 20-room, three-level mansion has been carefully and artfully restored.

This ski-in, ski-out house is on Lone Mountain, at about 8,300 feet, and is part of the Moonlight Basin community.

While the tree may be the home's most unique element and certainly brings a "wow" factor to the listing, the home's abundance of space as being its best attribute.

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 British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson (L) greets the Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney (R) at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London. jack taylor/Press […]

Alibaba said it will acquire a 33% stake in its financial services affiliate Ant Financial Services Group, in a move that could signal that Ant is being readied for a public offering.

NFIB jobs report shows highest percentage of companies planning pay hikes in more than 28 years.

It took seven years for Z Street to learn the truth about why our tax-exempt status was delayed.

Asylum applications in Europe dropped by nearly half in 2017, easing pressure on a region whose politics were upended by record numbers of arrivals in recent years.

United Parcel Service Inc. will spend up to $7 billion this year to upgrade its delivery network, adding jumbo jets and automating facilities, as it tries to fix service issues that hurt profits during its latest quarter.

U.S. taxpayers late last year flooded into charitable-giving vehicles known as donor-advised funds that distribute to nonprofits over time, a sign that the new tax law could reshape how Americans give away money for years to come.

U.S. worker productivity stumbled at the end of 2017 after solid gains earlier in the year.

Hundreds of millions of jobs affected. Trillions of dollars of wealth created. These are the potential impacts of a coming wave of automation. We traveled to Asia to see the next generation of industrial robots, what they’re capable of, and whether they’re friend or foe to low-skilled workers.

Designer Miles Redd singles out this party-ready 1970s salon—French designer Henri Samuel’s own—as a study in easygoing glamour. Here’s why it works and how to get the look.