The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos1:122 hours agoHunter Biden Indicted on Tax ChargesThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJHunter Biden was indicted on nine tax charges Thursday, in a case that adds a new layer of legal peril for President Biden’s son. The indictment sets up a case with the potential for a trial coinciding with the president’s re-election campaign. Photo: Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos5:023 hours agoRobot Dogs and AI: Is This the Future of EV Factories?The Wall Street Journal. - WSJAt Hyundai’s electric-vehicle plant in Singapore, robotic arms assemble cars in specialized cells while robot dogs monitor the procedure. It’s a new method of automaking taking place in smaller, more flexible “microfactories.” Photo: Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Centre
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos6:2616 hours agoHow Chinese Tech Giant Alibaba Lost Its MojoThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJNearly a decade ago, it seemed like the sky was the limit for Alibaba. Much more than an e-commerce company, Alibaba was a major player in digital payments, entertainment and cloud computing. But in 2020, Alibaba’s business started to turn. A regulatory crackdown, plus changing dynamics among Chinese consumers, meant Alibaba’s grip on the market was starting to slip. WSJ China tech editor Liza Lin joins host Alex Ossola to talk about what happened to Alibaba, and what it will take to right the ship.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos1:3319 hours agoU.N. Invokes Rare Power to Call for Gaza Cease-Fire as Fighting RagesThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJU.N. Secretary-General António Guterres invoked a rarely used power to call for the Security Council to appeal for a cease-fire in Gaza, as Israel’s offensive in the Hamas stronghold of Khan Younis intensified. Photo: Bassam Masoud/Reuters
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos1:1121 hours agoPenn President Backtracks Remarks on Antisemitism After BacklashThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJThe University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill walked back comments she made during a congressional hearing about antisemitism on college campuses after facing backlash for her remarks. Photo: @Penn/Twitter
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos7:541 day agoInside Pantone, the Company That Turns Color Into MoneyThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJPantone, known for its color-of-the-year announcement, doesn’t actually sell paints or colors. So how does it make money? WSJ visited the company’s factory to learn how it revolutionized printing and monetized color. Illustration: Preston Jessee
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos1:122 hours agoHunter Biden Indicted on Tax ChargesThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJHunter Biden was indicted on nine tax charges Thursday, in a case that adds a new layer of legal peril for President Biden’s son. The indictment sets up a case with the potential for a trial coinciding with the president’s re-election campaign. Photo: Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos5:023 hours agoRobot Dogs and AI: Is This the Future of EV Factories?The Wall Street Journal. - WSJAt Hyundai’s electric-vehicle plant in Singapore, robotic arms assemble cars in specialized cells while robot dogs monitor the procedure. It’s a new method of automaking taking place in smaller, more flexible “microfactories.” Photo: Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Centre
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos6:2616 hours agoHow Chinese Tech Giant Alibaba Lost Its MojoThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJNearly a decade ago, it seemed like the sky was the limit for Alibaba. Much more than an e-commerce company, Alibaba was a major player in digital payments, entertainment and cloud computing. But in 2020, Alibaba’s business started to turn. A regulatory crackdown, plus changing dynamics among Chinese consumers, meant Alibaba’s grip on the market was starting to slip. WSJ China tech editor Liza Lin joins host Alex Ossola to talk about what happened to Alibaba, and what it will take to right the ship.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Buy Side from The Wall Street Journal16 hours agoHome Equity Loan Rates and How to Get the Lowest OneThe Wall Street Journal. - Aly J. YaleHome-equity loans and home equity lines of credit—typically called —have been in high demand in recent years. These allow you to borrow against your house, turning your ownership stake into cold, hard cash, which you can then use to cover home repairs or , consolidate debts or pay for virtually any …
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Buy Side from The Wall Street JournalJul 20What Is an HSA and How Can You Get the Most Out of Yours?The Wall Street Journal. - Martha C. WhiteA health savings account, or HSA, can be a great way to recognize potentially significant savings—if you’re eligible. When you sign up for health insurance through your employer or the Affordable Care Act marketplace, you might come across references to HSAs. However, eligibility to open and fund one …
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into The Wall Street Journal Videos1:3319 hours agoU.N. Invokes Rare Power to Call for Gaza Cease-Fire as Fighting RagesThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJU.N. Secretary-General António Guterres invoked a rarely used power to call for the Security Council to appeal for a cease-fire in Gaza, as Israel’s offensive in the Hamas stronghold of Khan Younis intensified. Photo: Bassam Masoud/Reuters
