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A rise in killings and shootouts connected to ethnic crime gangs in Germany has prompted authorities to intensify a crackdown and express concern about poor integration fueling syndicates of largely Arab and Kurdish families.

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Newborns whose parents were taught to help them sleep better were less likely to be overweight in childhood, researchers found.

American consumers increased their spending only slightly in September, undershooting economists’ expectations for a strong gain.

President Trump said he was sending U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to meet with Saudi King Salman to discuss the fate of a Saudi dissident journalist who disappeared after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

The Trump administration says tariffs on Chinese imports will shift manufacturing back to U.S. factories, but some companies that have done just that say the tariffs are hurting their business.

Shares in Superdry plunged more than 20% after the British clothing brand warned hot weather in Europe and the U.S. had hit demand for its jackets and sweats.

Burgers, chicken and hot dogs dominate the fast-growing, $684-million market for plant-based meat alternatives. And now, upstart companies are imitating the taste, smell and appearance of fish thanks to new ingredients, machinery and technologies

Delta Air Lines has agreed to join an Airbus data-analysis network that crunches real-time information about airplane components to spot problems early and improve operations.

JP Morgan CEO James Dimon, Laurence Fink of BlackRock and Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone are the latest Western executives to pull out of Riyadh’s premier business conference following accusations that the Saudi government ordered the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul.

What if you could store and deliver goods as easily as data? Amazon, Walmart and others are using AI and robotics to transform everything from appliance shopping to grocery delivery. Welcome to the physical cloud.

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Porsche reined in its finance chief after he fueled speculation that the company was discussing a potential listing of a super luxury group combining Porsche, Lamborghini, Bugatti and Bentley that could value the group at up to $81 billion.

Businesses that play music from consumer streaming services like Spotify are underpaying by as much as $2.65 billion, a new study estimates.

Carl Icahn revealed an 8.3% stake in DVMT and says he plans to vote against Dell’s plan to buy the stock as part of a deal intended to return Dell to the public markets.

A rise in killings and shootouts connected to ethnic crime gangs in Germany has prompted authorities to intensify a crackdown and express concern about poor integration fueling syndicates of largely Arab and Kurdish families.

A former Communist Party chief and ex-head of China’s largest “bad bank” will be prosecuted for using his position for personal gain after being swept up in President Xi Jinping’s yearslong crackdown on corruption.

On Tuesday, when Netflix reports third-quarter earnings, the streaming company will get to prove to investors that its earnings miss last quarter was just a passing blip. If it misses again, though, the tide of opinion may turn.

A startup that has drawn investment from Toyota showed off a robot that can pick up toys and clothes off the floor and put them in their proper places.

Film photography is experiencing a renaissance, supported by young photographers and artist groups. Could this become a mainstream trend?

Carl Icah revealed an 8.3% stake in DVMT and says he plans to vote against Dell’s plan to buy the stock as part of a deal intended to return Dell to the public markets.

Retired investment adviser Annette Blank talks to Lauren Simmons, the only full-time female trader at the New York Stock Exchange, about her 39-year career in finance in the ninth episode of the Moneyish original series Good Company.

Computer-generated videos are getting more realistic and even harder to detect thanks to deep learning and artificial intelligence. As WSJ’s Jason Bellini finds in this episode of Moving Upstream, these so-called deepfakes can be playful, but can also have real, damaging consequences for people’s lives.

Computer-generated videos are getting more realistic and even harder to detect thanks to deep learning and artificial intelligence. As WSJ’s Jason Bellini finds in this episode of Moving Upstream, these so-called deepfakes can be playful, but can also have real, damaging consequences for people’s lives.