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The U.S. has charged one of Britain’s best-known tech entrepreneurs with fraud related to his role at a software firm Hewlett-Packard bought for more than $11 billion before finding widespread accounting issues.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia exchange greetings at the G-20 summit.

Retailers and consumers are spreading out the cycle of promotions and buying binges that have marked the holiday sales season, giving some relief to parcel networks that have gotten jammed up by big order surges in orders from events like Black Friday.

Doesn’t digging a hole in the same spot each day, with great precision, until told to stop, suggest exceptional cognitive ability?

President Trump says Michael Cohen is lying and desperate, Democrats face Trump-state gauntlet, and here's why your family's Christmas tree is so expensive.

Fancy coffee at the office sometimes leads to bickering instead of greater productivity; and how Apple plans to help female entrepreneurs.

The British photographer’s exhibition ‘A Blue Painted Fence’ opens December 1 in London

Members of the New York City Council will host a trio of hearings to grill city officials and Amazon.com about the closed-door negotiations that led to the tech giant agreeing to build its second headquarters in Queens.

Book sales boom in December, and in the lean months following the holiday peak, even modest sales can catapult a book onto the best-seller list.

South Korea’s leader won office last year promising a thorough overhaul of the corporate landscape after a massive bribery scandal brought down his predecessor, but this pillar of his agenda appears to be on hold.

House Republicans are struggling to advance their package of fixes for last year’s tax overhaul, with just a few legislative days to go until they relinquish the majority.

Luxury homeowners struggle to accept the new reality of home prices falling after a decadelong property boom.

Carlos Ghosn can be detained without charge for an additional 10 days, a Tokyo court said, giving prosecutors more time to interrogate the former Nissan chairman about suspected financial offenses.

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A top Ukrainian official said Kiev could respond in kind to the detention of three of its naval ships by Russia. This comes after Ukraine put its armed forces on full military alert and declared a state of emergency.

Analysts were predicting that crude would reach $100 a barrel just a month ago. Instead, prices plummeted. WSJ’s Sarah Kent explains why wildcards like U.S. shale production and President Trump have kept the market guessing. Image: Getty

The space economy is currently valued at $384 billion and is expected to grow to $1.1 trillion by 2040. Here's what investors need to know about the sector.

The SEC alleges boxer Floyd Mayweather and music producer DJ Khaled touted initial coin offerings without revealing they were paid.

Moderna’s initial public offering, the largest ever for the industry, will have repercussions for the rest of the sector since it signals how easily biotech companies can raise money.

Investigators found an explosion that killed nearly two dozen people in northern China came from a leak of a flammable, toxic chemical from a state-owned petrochemical factory and not from a truck, as initially believed.

China’s critical manufacturing sector appears to be stalling, with a gauge of activity ticking down in the latest sign of weakness for the economy.

Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi said they were committed to their globe-spanning auto alliance as senior executives from all three met formally for the first time since the arrest of Carlos Ghosn, the partnership’s prime architect.

American household incomes grew solidly in October, which consumers cheered with higher spending, a sign they could drive economic growth despite concerns about the global economy and U.S. financial markets.

The U.S. and China, looking to defuse tensions and boost markets, are exploring a trade deal in which Washington would hold off on further tariffs through the spring in exchange for new talks looking at big changes in Chinese economic policy, said officials on both sides of the Pacific.

Three men linked to Anham FZCO, including the company’s former chief executive, were charged in connection with an $8.1 billion U.S. military supply contract to supply food and water to troops in Afghanistan.