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Pandora Media Inc. reported higher-than-expected revenue and adjusted profit, though the company’s overall loss deepened as expenses increased.

Jeb Bush learned Thursday that it’s still politically treacherous to talk about entitlement reform, after the Democrats hit him for raising a Medicare overhaul proposal that has become standard for Republicans.

The Sundance Festival has a history of launching the careers of obscure filmmakers and actors, but 2015's festival favorites turned out to be box office flops. Photo: Fox Searchlight

The stars of the new superhero movie “Fantastic Four”—actors Michael B. Jordan, Miles Teller, Kate Mara and Jamie Bell—are stopping by the Wall Street Journal’s WSJ Café on August 4 and you can join them.

Buyers may be wearying of record-high home prices and pulling back on purchases later this summer, according to a new report.

He would make the Democratic primaries less grim.

There are only two of U.S. rider left after Tejay van Garderen, of BMC Racing, pulled out on Wednesday. No American has even worn the yellow jersey without having it stripped for doping since Greg LeMond in 1991.

Here’s a look at how Islamic State first seized the provincial capital of Ramadi back in May. On Thursday, officials said the first deployment of U.S.-trained Iraqi army soldiers were preparing to retake the city.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump paid a visit to the U.S.-Mexico border on Thursday and spoke about winning the Hispanic vote, border control and Hillary Clinton. Photo: AP

The surest sign yet that competitive videogames are becoming a real sport: random drug testing.

President Barack Obama will appoint Sandra Black, professor of economics at the University of Texas at Austin, to join the three-member White House Council of Economic Advisers.

Here's a look at how Islamic State first seized the provincial capital of Ramadi back in May. On Thursday, officials said the first deployment of U.S.-trained Iraqi army soldiers were preparing to retake the city. Photo: Aamaq Media

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'Empire' returns Sept. 23.

After more than two decades trying, Mexico can finally declare victory over inflation. Annual inflation in Mexico eased to 2.76% in early July, its lowest level since 1970, when consumer prices began to be measured nationally. It’s also below the Bank of Mexico’s 3% target for a third consecutive month.

MoneyBeat learned some surprising things about Ferrari in its IPO filing. A theme park? Earthquake risk? "Project Owl"?

Former New York Gov. George Pataki says he accomplished more in office than any other Republican running for the party's presidential nomination. And if he can compete, he says, he can win.

In 50 United Nations Plaza, the 9,700-square-foot duplex apartment has a heated pool with views of the river and Midtown Manhattan

The doyenne of New York interior design talks about rooms that are too perfect, the virtues of 9-foot-tall doorways and how dogs always know the coziest place in the house to curl up.

In a Wall Street Journal interview, former Gov. George Pataki (R., N.Y.) discusses his motivations for running in the 2016 presidential race and the impact of Donald Trump on the Republican field. Photo: AP

The surest sign yet that competitive videogames are becoming a real sport: random drug testing.

The surest sign yet that competitive videogames are becoming a real sport: random drug testing.

The contentious fight over the Labor Department’s plan to update its overtime rule has spun off a sidebar debate: Just how should government adjust the salary that generally determines who’s eligible for extra pay? The answer might depend on whether it’s more important for workers to keep up with the Joneses or with their own costs.

Obama administration takes Iran nuclear deal fight public, a bill is introduced to defund Planned Parenthood for a year and the six degrees of LeBron James.

Bryce Dallas Howard will also return.