Maker of Safety Gloves Says It Will Raise Prices in U.S.
Many companies are taking a wait-and-see attitude on responding to President Trump’s tariffs, but one company has made up its ...
BP Chair Helge Lund to Step Down; Recruitment for New Chair Has Begun
The British energy company said Lund is likely to step down in 2026 and will work with his replacement once selected to ...
Volvo to Increase Mexican Factory Investment to $1 Billion, Minister Says
Marcelo Ebrard said in a post on X that he had been informed by Volvo headquarters in Sweden of the planned investment, which ...
Shell to Sell Its Interest in Colonial Enterprises to Brookfield for $1.45 Billion
Shell said it would sell its 16.125% stake in Colonial Enterprises to Brookfield Infrastructure Partners for $1.45 billion as ...
How the Trump-Musk Alliance Is Hitting Tesla’s Bottom Line
As the anti-Tesla campaign gains momentum and the brand suffers repeated attacks across the globe, WSJ’s Aaron Zitner looks ...
The Tank Commander Now Running Israel’s Military Sees a Year of War
Eyal Zamir, who has taken charge following a long line of paratroopers at the helm, promises a new and more aggressive ...
Trump Fires Director of National Security Agency
The moves comes after President Trump let go several National Security Council officials.
Trump Escalates University Crackdown on Harvard and Brown
The administration lists actions Harvard must take to keep federal funding, while also freezing $510 million from Brown ...
Trump Tariffs Send Dow to 1600-Point Decline, Dollar Slumps
President Trump's new tariffs send shockwaves through U.S. markets as a trade war unfolds. Follow along for live updates on ...
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South Korea’s Impeached President Removed From Office
South Korea’s constitutional court voted to uphold the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol over his declaration of martial law. WSJ’s Korea Bureau Chief Timothy Martin explains what happens next.
Meta’s Ad Business Relies a Lot on China. Tariffs Could Hurt It, Warns Analyst.
Meta Platforms is likely to get hit by tariffs in a somewhat roundabout way. Brands may pull back on marketing spending, as ...