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As candidates on both sides of the aisle lament the increase of the income gap and slow wage gains, WSJ chief economics columnist Greg Ip examines the central role of weak productivity. Photo: AP

BlackBerry agreed to buy software provider AtHoc, its fourth niche acquisition since September aimed at reigniting sales of mobile software and security offerings.

Angie’s List said revenue grew 11%, but it was less than analysts had expected as gross paid membership additions fell 27% for the services marketplace and consumer-review company.

The Tony-Award winning actor recently stopped by the Wall Street Journal for a conversation about the show's impact.

John Feehery: That Mr. Kasich balanced Washington’s budget and created jobs in Ohio are good themes for him to run on and set him apart from his Republican rivals.

Watch the trailer for the film "Spectre," the latest installment of the James Bond franchise. Photo/Video: Sony Pictures

Qualcomm is scheduled to announce its third fiscal quarter earnings after the market closes on Wednesday. Here's what you need to know ahead of the chip maker's results.

Qualcomm is scheduled to announce its third fiscal quarter earnings after the market closes on Wednesday. Here's what you need to know ahead of the chip maker's results.

A decades-long constitutional battle over the fate of a 29-foot cross at the Mount Soledad Veterans Memorial in San Diego could be coming to a close thanks to a land deal struck by the federal government.

James Zenni, one of the pioneers of the collateralized loan obligation market is back with his first deal in ten years -- and the differences are telling.

Barron's tech blogger Tiernan Ray and Jack Otter discuss why stunning sales and profit growth were not enough to prevent a selloff.

The biggest growth driver at Apple is not any single product. It’s China. And CEO Tim Cook doesn't see that abating.

Donald Trump escalates war with another senator, was the Iran deal the best option and why children's cancer is ignored.

Foley & Lardner LLP Partner Cleta Mitchell on presidential evasions about the targeting of conservative groups, and the status of Congress’s investigation. Photo: Getty Images

The Israel Project Managing Director of Press & Strategy Omri Ceren analyzes the White House’s rationale for the nuclear deal. Photo: Getty Images

Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on the highway bill and the back-room dispute between House and Senate Republicans over tax reform. Photo: Getty Images

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Jason Riley on the Obama administration’s proposed criminal-justice reforms. Photo: Getty Images

Google Inc. yesterday rolled out a new Google Maps feature that will either help you remember your favorite places or creep you out.

Google Inc. yesterday rolled out a new Google Maps feature that will either help you remember your favorite places or creep you out.

In order to spotlight the security flaws of Internet-connected cars, two computer security experts hacked into a moving Jeep Cherokee. Photo: Reuters

A bright chili vinaigrette flecked with toasted hazelnuts brings just enough heat and a subtle element of surprise to the classic pairing of cod and cabbage in this recipe from Fabian von Hauske and Jeremiah Stone of Manhattan’s Contra.

50 Cent says he owns pieces of more than two dozen businesses, including an adult film production company, a clothing unit that might have a new deal and a boxing-promotion company that used to represent Floyd Mayweather.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) may get the last laugh in his cellphone squabble with Donald Trump.

A New York state appeals court in Manhattan has rejected Facebook Inc.'s effort to challenge court-ordered search warrants that required the company to secretly turn over information about hundreds of users to New York City prosecutors conducting a massive Social Security fraud investigation.

A New York state appeals court in Manhattan has rejected Facebook Inc.'s effort to challenge court-ordered search warrants that required the company to secretly turn over information about hundreds of users to New York City prosecutors conducting a massive Social Security fraud investigation.