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Dropbox Inc. added about half a million paying customers in the first quarter, helping the data-storage provider increase revenue by 28% in its first financial report as a publicly traded company.

Wells Fargo said it expects to remain longer than initially expected under an onerous asset cap.

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Novartis Chief Executive Vasant Narasimhan said the company “made a mistake” agreeing to pay Trump lawyer Michael Cohen $1.2 million for what Novartis has described as his insight into health-care policy.

In an excerpt from his new memoir, Sen. McCain discusses his longstanding opposition to the Russian strongman—and his own role in receiving ‘the Steele dossier’ about Donald Trump.

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Government revenue rose by 12%, or $55 billion, in April from the same period a year earlier, the Treasury Department said Thursday. That brought April’s surplus to $214.3 billion.

President Trump welcomed home a trio of U.S. citizens who had been detained in North Korea for more than a year. Hours later, he said he would meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on June 12 in Singapore.

North Korea frees three U.S. citizens, Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syria, and Alexa can now help you pick a credit card.

The Trump administration is expected to make about 15,000 additional H-2B visas available for low-skilled foreign workers this summer, a modest supplement to the popular program.

Can cyber-taunts really be an effective tool of modern diplomacy?

Anwar Ibrahim is the country’s best hope for a new reform consensus.

After years of living in rentals with landlord-dictated white, a London photographer comes into her own with a defiantly vibrant palette.

The U.S. levied sanctions against several Iranian firms and individuals it said are operating an illegal currency-exchange network in the United Arab Emirates, and accused Iran’s central bank of being complicit in operations funneling dollars into the country for an elite military unit.

Rather than stockpile beans, ‘bonus preppers’ ready themselves for the apocalypse with the finer things: luxury cars, chic water filters, cunning energy systems and fashion fit for Armageddon.

The consumer-price index rose 0.2% in April, while average hourly pay for private-sector workers was flat and average weekly earnings fell 0.1%, taking inflation into account.

White House officials promised to keep the U.S. in the lead on emerging artificial-intelligence technologies, despite growing competition from China and worries about potential impacts on American workers.

The U.S. military has concluded that “no single failure or deficiency” was behind the October ambush that killed four U.S. service members in Niger, according to a summary of the investigators’ findings.

Mahathir Mohamad was sworn in as Malaysia’s new prime minister following a stunning election victory against a long-ruling coalition that he had once led, and he signaled a tougher line toward an influx of Chinese investment.

The consumer-price index rose 0.2% in April, while average hourly pay for private-sector workers was flat and average weekly earnings fell 0.1%, taking inflation into account.

From the chefs at Botanica in Los Angeles, this rice-noodle salad with a citrusy, salty-sweet dressing comes chock-full of vegetables and fresh herbs, with cashews and toasted coconut for crunch.

Convenient as it may be, streaming music can’t match the sound quality of CDs. But new apps are helping deliver audio that will truly wake up your ears.

A curiously shaped bottle can be more than a gimmick—it can offer clues to the flavor and quality of the wine inside. Lettie Teague tried buying wines based on shape and found a few as interesting as the bottles they came in.

Rather than stockpile beans, ‘bonus preppers’ ready themselves for the apocalypse with the finer things: luxury cars, chic water filters, cunning energy systems and fashion fit for Armageddon.

Even in traditional strongholds, many ignore the “Humanae Vitae” encyclical’s prohibitions on birth control, while some leaders stay silent on new interpretations.