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San Francisco residents weighed in on the tensions caused by the city's tech boom during Tuesday's election. Voters considered measures that would affect companies like Airbnb Inc., Twitter Inc., Google Inc. and Uber Inc.

The European Commission suggest some national competition authorities lack appropriate powers to investigate and others don't have the powers to deter.

San Francisco residents weighed in on the tensions caused by the city's tech boom during Tuesday's election. Voters considered measures that would affect companies like Airbnb Inc., Twitter Inc., Google Inc. and Uber Inc.

Small businesses are hiring at a faster rate than their larger brethren after lagging behind for much of the economic recovery.

Disney’s cash cow, the ESPN sports network, is threatened by cord-cutting and hefty fixed costs. But the stock doesn’t fully reflect that danger.

The film opens Jan. 15, 2016.

Measure to legalize marijuana in Ohio is defeated, Republican Matt Bevin wins Kentucky governor race and where to get Bernie Sanders underwear.

A boost of volatility and trading volume in August led to big profit for Virtu Financial Inc., the global high-frequency trading firm.

Dr. Jonathan Alexander joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to discuss how he performs medical exams for high-value life-insurance policies for the rich and famous. Photo: Alex Scott for the Wall Street Journal

Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri has been masterminding the reset in the luxury fashion brand in the midst of designer changes in the fashion world. WSJ’s Christina Binkley joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

Readers, did you finish reading ‘Gilead’ with a clear picture in your mind of the town? Can you see Rev. Ames writing in his house or walking into his church? And are there any places you know that bring to mind Gilead, Iowa?

Donald Trump, Republican presidential candidate, accused Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen of keeping interest rates low for political reasons. The White House responded to Trump's allegations.

Sabato's Crystal Ball Managing Editor Kyle Kondik on Matt Bevin's victory in Kentucky and why Ohio rejected the legalization of recreational marijuana. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen explains why she thinks December will be a good time to raise rates. Photo: Getty Images

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen responds to questions about regulations for incentive compensation. Photo: Getty Images

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen speaks about a congressional subpoena seeking details about a 2012 leak of a confidential Fed policy. Photo: Getty Images

Lawmakers are looking to free customers to post negative reviews about businesses online without fear of retaliation.

Assistant Editorial Page Editor James Freeman on why the former pediatric neurosurgeon is rising in the Republican presidential polls. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Author Gordon Chang explains the political motivations for an upcoming, historic cross-Strait summit. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations Executive Vice Chairman Malcolm Hoenlein on terror attacks against Jews and the link to Iran. Photo credit: Getty Images.

“Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens” opens in theaters on December 18. Now, fans of the early Star Wars films must decide if they’re ready to put aside their disappointment over the more recent trilogy. Photo: Lucasfilm Ltd./Everett Collection

Allergan results reminded investors why Pfizer is interested in a deal.

There's still no Luke Skywalker, though.

Former Wal-Mart CEO Bill Simon crash-landed a plane using a parachute in Fayetteville, Ark., on Tuesday after the aircraft's oil system failed.

The NFL and AB InBev agreed to extend Bud Light’s sponsorship of the league through the 2022 Super Bowl, a deal valued at $1.4 billion. WSJ’s Tripp Mickle has the details on Lunch Break With Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty