The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsHonduras Honduras President's Brother Convicted in Drug-Conspiracy CaseThe Wall Street Journal. - José de CórdobaMEXICO CITY—A younger brother of Honduras’s president was found guilty of trafficking more than 200 tons of cocaine in a trial that revealed deep links between drug cartels and top officials in one of
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsHillary Clinton Hillary Clinton Finds More to DeploreThe Wall Street Journal. - James FreemanHillary Clinton insulting Trump voters is old news. But in a new interview the former secretary of State suggests that the deplorable population of the United States may be much larger than she previously
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessFacebook Mark Zuckerberg Speech Draws Ire as He Attempts to Burnish Facebook's ImageThe Wall Street Journal. - Bowdeya Tweh, Dave SebastianMark Zuckerberg this week reiterated his view that Facebook Inc.’s mission is to bring people together. But a Thursday speech, in which he positioned the social-media platform as a bastion of free speech,
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsBusiness Facebook Reaches Deal With Wall Street Journal Publisher, Others for News SectionThe Wall Street Journal. - Lukas I. AlpertNews Corp has reached a deal to let Facebook Inc. feature headlines from The Wall Street Journal and other Dow Jones media properties, as well as the New York Post, in the social-media giant’s coming section,
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessBusiness Harley-Davidson Resumes Production, Deliveries of Its Electric MotorcycleThe Wall Street Journal. - Austen HuffordHarley-Davidson Inc. is resuming production and deliveries of its first electric motorcycle about a week after it told dealers it was halting production due to a problem related to charging. The motorcycle
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessBusiness Companies' Non-GAAP Adjustments to Net Income Have SoaredThe Wall Street Journal. - Mark MaurerCompanies’ reliance on disclosing adjusted earnings or other figures not consistent with generally accepted accounting principles has made it more difficult for investors to forecast performance, putting
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsU.S. Politics Trump to Meet Deputy Energy Secretary to Discuss Secretary JobThe Wall Street Journal. - Vivian Salama*Trump Nominates Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette to Be Next Energy Secretary *Trump Says Brouillette’s Experience in the Private Sector Is ‘Unparalleled’ *Trump Says Brouillette Is a ‘Total Professional’
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top News Fugitive Whose Case Sparked Hong Kong Turmoil to SurrenderThe Wall Street Journal. - Mike Cherney, Joyu, WangHONG KONG—A prisoner wanted for murder in Taiwan whose case set in motion a chain of events that led to months of antigovernment protests in Hong Kong has agreed to surrender himself to Taiwanese authorities,
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top News Supreme Court to Consider Structure of Consumer Finance WatchdogThe Wall Street Journal. - Yuka Hayashi, Brent KendallWASHINGTON—The Supreme Court will review whether the leadership structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is constitutional, a case that could give the president more power over independent
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Markets Investor Sentiment Improves as Trade and Brexit Worries EaseThe Wall Street Journal. - Karen LangleyInvestor sentiment appears to have risen in recent days—and analysts say it is still flashing a buy signal. The Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bull & Bear Indicator has jumped to a six-week high, according
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into USU.S. Politics Clinton Says GOP Is 'Grooming' Third-Party Candidate to Aid TrumpThe Wall Street Journal. - Ken ThomasWASHINGTON—Hillary Clinton said on a podcast that Republicans are “grooming” a Democratic presidential candidate to run as a third-party candidate in 2020 and called former Green Party presidential nominee
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into USU.S. Politics Inside the Closed-Door House Impeachment MeetingsThe Wall Street Journal. - Natalie AndrewsNearly all of the witnesses in the House impeachment inquiry have testified behind closed doors, drawing attention—including objections—to the process Democrats are using to explore whether to remove Trump
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessBoeing 737 MAX Pilot Told Colleague He Unintentionally Misled Regulators on Boeing 737 MAXThe Wall Street Journal. - Andrew Tangel, Andy Pasztor, Doug CameronA senior Boeing Co. pilot told a colleague he unintentionally misled federal regulators about a key system on the plane maker’s 737 MAX, according to a transcript of instant messages reviewed by The Wall
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessMark Hurd Oracle Co-CEO Mark Hurd DiesThe Wall Street Journal. - Robert Wall, Asa FitchOracle Corp. said Mark Hurd, one of its two chief executives officers, died Friday. Last month Oracle said that Mr. Hurd, 62 years old, was taking a medical leave of absence, removing the technology company’s
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top News A Pivotal Brexit Vote Gives Boris Johnson a Shot at RedemptionThe Wall Street Journal. - Gerard BakerThe last time the British House of Commons met on a Saturday was in 1982. Margaret Thatcher was prime minister. Argentine forces had just invaded the Falkland Islands, British sovereign territory, and
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsU.S. Politics 'Get the Hell out of Syria': Inside America's Chaotic RetreatThe Wall Street Journal. - Dion Nissenbaum, Isabel Coles, Nancy A. YoussefAmerica’s humiliating exit from the war in Vietnam was marked by chaotic images of people struggling to board the last helicopters leaving the rooftop of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon. The U.S. didn’t want
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessBusiness Schlumberger's Overseas Segments Drive Revenue GrowthThe Wall Street Journal. - Dave Sebastian, Allison PrangOil-field-services company Schlumberger Ltd. reported a surprising increase in revenue for the latest quarter, driven by growth in markets outside North America. Revenue at the Houston-based company rose
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top News Can Drag Queens and Disco Save Your Local Mall?The Wall Street Journal. - Esther FungHoping to increase foot traffic, the Rosedale Center in Roseville, Minn., opened its doors to dog owners, offering them a place to walk pets on frigid Sunday mornings before stores opened. The mall wasn’t
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsInvesting Markets Are Rising Despite a Trade War, Brexit and Impeachment ThreatsThe Wall Street Journal. - Ira Iosebashvili, Akane OtaniThe world seems more tumultuous than it has in years. Congress is weighing impeachment, the U.K. is on the verge of a momentous vote regarding its role in Europe, and the U.S. and China are still mired
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into MarketsOil & Gas Industry Schlumberger Expects Slowdown in U.S. DrillingThe Wall Street Journal. - Ryan DezemberThe world’s largest oil-field services company forecasts a slowdown in U.S. drilling activity due to weak commodity prices and exhausted budgets at the exploration and production companies for which it
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessBusiness Fed's Kaplan Says Jury Is Out on Whether Economy Will Need More SupportThe Wall Street Journal. - Nick TimiraosWASHINGTON—Robert Kaplan, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, said Friday he was hopeful that the central bank’s current sequence of rate cuts would be “modest, limited and restrained,” but
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into MarketsInvesting Oil-Patch Deals Fuel Energy Bond GainsThe Wall Street Journal. - Matt WirzFalling oil and gas prices are delivering a surprise windfall to bondholders of some U.S. energy companies. Declining valuations are attracting bargain hunters to the oil patch. That’s allowed companies
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into WorldWorld News Lebanese Protests Triggered by WhatsApp Tax Rattle GovernmentThe Wall Street Journal. - Nazih Osseiran, Dion NissenbaumBEIRUT—Thousands of people took to the streets across Lebanon against an intensifying economic crisis in the country, threatening to bring down a government caught between the demands of regional rivals
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Life Volvo's Rebooted XC40: Not Just Improved, a Whole New CarThe Wall Street Journal. - Dan NeilIF YOU LOOK CLOSELY, there is a dent in my forehead from beating it against Volvo steering wheels. The Swedish car maker’s otherwise excellent products have long been plagued by underbaked firmware and
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsBusiness 'Feel the Force': Gut Instinct, Not Data, Is the ThingThe Wall Street Journal. - John D. StollThree years ago, accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP asked senior executives to peer into their crystal balls and predict how reliant they would be on computer-generated analytics in 2020. Data
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsAfghanistan Mosque Attack Adds Dozens to Record Afghan Death TollThe Wall Street Journal. - Craig Nelson, Ehsanullah AmiriKABUL—A suspected militant attack on a mosque in eastern Afghanistan killed dozens of worshipers attending Friday prayers, adding to record-high numbers of civilian casualties in the grinding 18-year There
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top News Bolivia's Socialist, Anti-American President Fights to Stay in PowerThe Wall Street Journal. - John OtisLA PAZ, Bolivia—Evo Morales, Bolivia’s first president of indigenous descent and a fierce opponent of U.S. policy in Latin America, had until recently been a juggernaut at the ballot box. But the left-wing
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into MarketsInvesting So, You Want to Own a Sports TeamThe Wall Street Journal. - Dan WeilLast year, hedge-fund mogul David Tepper paid $2.28 billion for the Carolina Panthers, a record price for a National Football League team. But you don’t have to be a billionaire like Mr. Tepper to own
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top News John le Carré Spies a Britain AdriftThe Wall Street Journal. - Elizabeth WinklerSpying gives you “an extraordinary insight into people,” says John le Carré, the former British intelligence officer turned novelist, over tea at his home in North London. “I don’t think we ever know much
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into USU.S. Politics State Department Official Raised Concerns in 2015 Over Hunter BidenThe Wall Street Journal. - Dustin VolzWASHINGTON—A career State Department official told congressional investigators this week that he raised concerns in 2015 with a senior official at the White House about then-Vice President Joe Biden’s
