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At the 2016 ECO:nomics conference in Santa Barbara, Calif., West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin (D) is asked to choose between a carbon tax and Donald Trump.

At the 2016 ECO:nomics conference in Santa Barbara, Calif., West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin (D) is asked to choose between a carbon tax and Donald Trump.

Two top lawmakers won’t say whether a three-page “discussion draft” posted online late Thursday is the long-anticipated bill that would force companies to decrypt messages and devices when served with a court order.

Two top lawmakers won’t say whether a three-page “discussion draft” posted online late Thursday is the long-anticipated bill that would force companies to decrypt messages and devices when served with a court order.

Read about Jumio, New Gulf Resources and Tom Petters on next week's bankruptcy docket.

Dean Kamen on his passion for gadgets, his hexagonal home and his robotics competition for high-school students.

Trading activity stayed weak in March, but shares of big banks still look cheap.

Italy is recalling its ambassador to Egypt after a meeting between investigators of the two counties about the killing of an Italian student was deemed unsatisfactory.

The Justice Department will keep trying to force Apple Inc. to help open a locked iPhone seized as part of a New York drug investigation, according to a new court filing.

Belgian authorities on Friday arrested Mohamed Abrini, who they now suspect was the third attacker at the Brussels airport in March, U.S. and European officials said. He has been one of Europe’s most-wanted terror suspects since November for alleged links to the network behind the Paris massacre.

This week at the multiplex, we've got a penance-seeking tycoon, an amnesiac super-soldier, and hard-partying ballplayers.

Mrs. Clinton’s campaign of self-sabotage.

Firelake Capital Management Managing Director Martin Lagod and Silver Lake Kraftwerk Managing Director Adam Grosser discuss the difficulty of funding new technology for clean energy. The speak at the ECO:nomics conference in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Deputy Editorial Page Editor Daniel Henninger and Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. discuss the leaked Panama papers. Plus, a sneak peak at the spring book review and did a computer just create the next Rembrandt painting? Photo: Getty.

A part of Valeant’s agreement with lenders suggests its own doubt about near-term earnings.

French media firm Vivendi said that it has acquired the pay TV business of Italy’s Mediaset, moving to create a European rival to U.S. streaming video giant Netflix and pay-TV giant Sky.

The FDA took steps to withdraw its approval of Phibro Animal Health’s antibiotic drug that has several uses in swine, as the regulator said the drug might leave trace amounts of a carcinogenic residue.

Two top lawmakers won’t say whether a three-page “discussion draft” posted online late Thursday is the long-anticipated bill that would force companies to decrypt messages and devices when served with a court order.

Hailstorm data help meteorologists improve forecasts, insurers assess damages and businesses and citizens minimize exposure.

Hailstorm data help meteorologists improve forecasts, insurers assess damages and businesses and citizens minimize exposure.

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. on the leaked confidential documents exposing high profile figures with offshore bank accounts. Photo credit: Itan-Tass/Zumapress.

Associate Books Editor Bari Weiss with a sneak peak at the spring book review and a look at Lin-Manuel Miranda’s new book “Hamilton: The Revolution.” Photo credit: Grand Central Publishing.

Assistant Arts in Review Editor Brian Kelly discusses the future of technology and data creating art. Photo credit: The Next Rembrandt.

Compensation for the chief executives of the biggest U.S. companies fell more sharply last year than any year since the financial crisis. The WSJ's Lee Hawkins explains the data and reveals which CEOs received the biggest packages.

At a rally in Philadelphia on Thursday, Former President Bill Clinton fired back at protesters holding signs criticizing Hillary Clinton's 1996 speech, in which she referred to "super predators" who needed to be brought "to heel." Photo: AP