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President Trump and former President Obama hit the campaign trail, the polls ahead of the 2018 midterm elections shows tighter Democratic lead, and these 9 cities, states and countries will pay you to move there.

The last four flights of a crashed Lion Air jetliner all experienced problems with the new Boeing’s airspeed indicator, analysis of data from the flight data recorder recovered from the seabed showed.

The Trump era has clearly exceeded voter expectations.

Tesla’s record quarter doesn’t look as good as its earnings release had suggested, in part since the biggest boost to profits came from the sale of government credits.

Apple’s quarterly earnings call last week had some noticeably muted language about the iPhone XR, and the company’s lack of enthusiasm at least seems prescient.

Verizon’s new CEO is restructuring the carrier’s business lines, including its massive wireless business, in one of the first major organizational changes under his leadership.

A French judge has issued international arrest warrants for three senior members of the Syrian government, including its security chief, on suspicion they were involved in war crimes, according to a judicial official and a lawyer for the alleged victims.

In 2009, Steve Jobs took a swipe at Amazon.com’s Kindle, saying the online retailer’s decision not to report unit sales was evidence it wasn’t selling many reading devices. Now, Apple is following a similar path.

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Tencent says it will verify the identities of all its videogame players to sharply restrict online play time for youths in China, including limiting children 12 and under to one hour of play daily.

Amazon said it is offering free shipping with no minimum purchase on orders delivered through the holidays, countering shipping deals from rivals Target and Walmart.

As the U.S. reimposed economic sanctions on his country, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Iran would bypass the measures and "make America regret" reinstating them. Photo: AP

The new biography “The Man in the Glass House” renders architect Philip Johnson in all his glory and ignominy.

Snapchat parent is rolling out a new partnership with comScore that will let the measurement company tabulate viewership for each publisher’s total audience in Snapchat Discover.

Here's why innovation isn't a genius act of creativity, but an orchestrated process that can be taught, says Accenture's Group Chief Executive.

Jon Stein on how biking to work and limiting phone time make him an efficient leader.

Voters on a French island group in the Pacific rejected the chance to create the world’s newest country in a referendum that exposed deep rifts over wealth equality.

Inventive new features bring the ability to capture pro-quality pics well within any novice’s reach. Here’s a handy rundown.

Videogames are under a harsh spotlight by government regulators in China these days, but one piece of the market is growing despite the glare: spectator videogame competitions.

Apple keeps pushing its high-powered tablet as a laptop replacement, and the newly upgraded version is the hottest contender yet. WSJ's David Pierce puts the redesigned 11-inch iPad Pro through a series of tests to see if it's up to the job. Photo: James Pace-Cornsilk for The Wall Street Journal

Paul Biya, one of the world’s longest-serving rulers, takes sustained Swiss vacations as his country grapples with insurgencies, crises.

An agreement between the North Korea and South Korea to end border hostilities is now in effect, but on a contested island where the North killed four people in 2010, fears linger.

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President Trump has put Iran on notice that the punishing sanctions he plans to impose are just the opening salvo of an ambitious strategy to compel Tehran to pull back from its assertive posture in the Middle East.