by Caitlin McCabe European stocks have roared back to life, boosted by signs of slowing inflation, falling energy prices and optimism surrounding China’s reopening. Often…
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by Benoît Morenne and Jon Hilsenrath Chesapeake Energy Corp. was one of the biggest stars of the fracking boom, riding high for years on its ability to…
By Becky Yerak Bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX said it has located more than $5 billion in cash and other liquid assets and is hoping to sell…
By Annie Linskey WASHINGTON—Classified documents were found late last year at President Biden’s think tank in Washington, according to a statement from the president’s attorney. The…
By Samantha Pearson and Luciana Magalhaes Government expands investigation into mob that ransacked government buildings, as former President Jair Bolsonaro enters Florida hospital BRASÍLIA—Brazilian authorities detained…
By Natalie Andrews, Eliza Collins, Siobhan Hughes and Lindsay Wise WASHINGTON—Republican Kevin McCarthy won election as House speaker on the 15th ballot after days of grueling negotiations that forced leadership…
by Natalie Andrews and Eliza Collins WASHINGTON—Republican Kevin McCarthy fell short of winning the House speaker’s gavel in three rounds of voting Tuesday, leaving the chamber without…
by Sam Goldfarb The year 2022 marked a truly historic bust for the U.S. bond market. The question now is whether 2023 will produce any kind…
by Dion Rabouin Big banks are predicting that an economic downturn is fast approaching. More than two-thirds of the economists at 23 large financial institutions…
By WSJ Today’s Developments After starting Tuesday lower, U.S. stocks turned positive. If major indexes can hold the gains into the close, it would break…
By Ryan Felton and Nora Eckert Auto maker, expected to argue Monday for new trial in Georgia case, says its millions of Super Duty trucks are…
By Alastair Gale and Chieko Tsuneoka TOKYO—Japan called China its biggest security challenge and said it would sharply raise military spending including for missiles that can hit…
By John McCormick Over a third of voters say inflation is causing them major financial strain A majority of voters think the economy will be…
By Sara Ruberg and Alistair MacDonald Some 44% of adults polled by the U.K. recently said they were buying less food, as the cost pain spreads…
By Jared Malsin and Anna Hirtenstein ISTANBUL—A currency crisis is shaking Turkey’s economy, imperiling President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s nearly two-decade-long grip on power and upending…
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By Kimberley A. Strassel A new indictment continues the slow unraveling of a 2016 political scandal. The nation argued for five years over the infamous…
By Ken Thomas WASHINGTON—A commission formed by President Biden to study potential changes to the Supreme Court expressed concerns over calls to expand the size of the…
By Gordon Lubold and Nancy A. Youssef The Pentagon said Sunday it had activated a rarely used program that compels commercial airlines to be used…