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Positive Alzheimer’s data has given Biogen shares a lift, but recent history suggests investors should be careful.

Tiny, toothpick-skewered pintxos are the secret to no-fuss hosting, Basque-style. These recipes for bite-size fare plus light, low-maintenance cocktails are built to fuel your festivities late into long summer nights.

Canadian police on Friday arrested and charged the truck driver whose vehicle was involved in a deadly crash with a bus carrying members of a Saskatchewan junior hockey team in April.

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France’s constitutional court ruled that it is legal to offer humanitarian aid to migrants who are in France illegally, saying that to prosecute such activity would conflict with the  principle of “fraternity” in the French constitution.

EU lawmakers rejected new copyright rules, instead opting for more debate, a victory for tech firms that are facing a broader European effort to rein them in on topics ranging from privacy to taxes.

India’s sprawling agriculture industry has the world’s largest dairy herd, whose milk is distributed by a sprawling network of farmers, vendors and milkmen. One start-up aims to modernize it.

Embattled Scott Pruitt resigns as EPA administrator, expect higher car prices under President Trump's tariff plan, and bringing work to the great outdoors.

How one entrepreneur went from a low-level restaurant position to owner of three franchises.

The U.S. and Chinese tariffs that kicked in on Friday raised costs for companies on both sides of the Pacific, but it was the specter of additional levies ahead that was more worrisome for many in business.

Biogen and Japan’s Eisai said they had positive results from a midstage study of an experimental Alzheimer’s drug, though experts said it was too soon to say the drug marks a real advance.

Broadsides against NATO from U.S. President Donald Trump on European defense spending—and worries about Russia’s resurgence—have sped a transformation that has put the trans-Atlantic military alliance on its best operational footing in years.

Growing payrolls in logistics sector come as truckers, warehouse operators are stepping up recruiting efforts in a tight labor market.

This modern home has all the bells and whistles you would expect of this caliber of property, plus the added benefit of being offered fully furnished.

Online vision tests show the promise of upstarts shaking up the medical establishment—and the challenges they face.

Canada added more jobs than expected in June and wages continued to advance at a strong pace, bolstering expectations that the Bank of Canada will raise the benchmark interest rate next week.

Wireless-speaker company Sonos reveals new financial information as it sets to start trading as soon as this month.

Almost all Indians boil their milk because of poor ​quality. ​Dairy startup ​Milk Mantra ​is transforming ​the way milk is produced and distributed. Video/Photo: Karan Deep Singh/The Wall Street Journal

Tiny, toothpick-skewered pintxos are the secret to effortless hosting, Basque-style. These recipes for bite-size fare plus light, low-maintenance cocktails are built to fuel your festivities late into long summer nights.

Companies have learned they can no longer give a pass to star employees accused of misconduct. Confronting high-dollar clients may be harder.

The U.S. and China slapped levies on $34 billion of each other’s exports, the first tangible shots in a trade battle that both sides are bracing to fight for months—if not years.

Boeing’s takeover of Embraer’s commercial-jet business marks the end of an epic journey for one of Brazil’s most successful companies, and the beginning of a potentially bitter political dispute.

The unemployment rate rose in June from an 18-year low, but steady hiring and more job seekers suggest a strong labor market drew in Americans from the sidelines. Payrolls rose 213,000, while the jobless rate climbed to 4.0%.

Versatile, food-friendly, often a great value: just a few of the reasons sommeliers recommend German Riesling. So why aren’t more American wine drinkers taking heed?