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Goldman Sachs reported its quarterly earnings fell 60% and revenue dropped 40%. WSJ's Aaron Lucchetti joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to explain Goldman's numbers and similar earnings pressures facing the banking sector. Photo: AP

Floods shut down most of Houston, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders make their closing arguments to New Yorkers and a new study shows money can buy happiness.

A new service that helps your business engage more with customers and partner with other businesses; and the trend of entrepreneurs launching their own niche video services. Hear what the videos feature.

Demo days are common across Silicon Valley, but one event has a twist: The startups all are run by alumni of Alphabet’s Google, or Xooglers, as they call themselves.

Hypercompetitors spark strong reactions in colleagues, from fighting back to shutting down. Are you a worrier or a warrior?

Turn a rejection into bigger and better future jobs with these strategies to make yourself a stronger candidate, writes Joann S. Lublin.

Mrs. Clinton nears victory as her popularity declines.

Viacom said its discussions with satellite TV provider Dish Network to renew carriage of its TV channels have broken down, and its programming will likely go dark for Dish customers.

Michael Kugelman: In many far-flung regions the Afghan government has outsourced security responsibilities to undisciplined militias. Meanwhile, the government in Kabul is united only in name.

Best of the Web Columnist James Taranto on the New York primary and the former Senator’s poll numbers. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Touro Institute Professor Anne Bayefsky on Monday’s Jerusalem bus bombing, Palestinian terrorism and the United Nations response. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Heritage Foundation Senior Fellow Mike Gonzalez on the danger of doing business with the Castros. Photo credit: Carnival.

Manhattan Republican Party Chairwoman Adele Malpass on the political dynamics to watch in today’s GOP primary. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Coca-Cola Co. says it will roll out new packaging for cans and bottles of Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Light, Coca-Cola Zero and Coca-Cola Life that will be largely red in color and closely resemble the iconic packaging of regular Coca-Cola.

Assessing risk is vital to identify emerging threats before they can do damage.

Goldman Sachs had a lousy first quarter. But Wall Street isn’t as troubled as it seems

Mattel shares appear to be priced nearly for perfection ahead of Wednesday’s quarterly results.

General Motors Co. reported its world-wide sales slipped 2.5% in the first quarter, dragged by continued weakness in South America and Asia and a softer mini-commercial vehicle market in China.

Author Lynne Kutsukake of “The Translation of Love” shows off her collection of daruma dolls, a tradition with roots in 17th-century Japan.

Escalation comes after opposition negotiators, citing widening attacks by government forces, suspend the participation in United Nations-mediated peace talks.

Opinion Journal’s Mary Kissel and Best of the Web columnist James Taranto on Hillary Clinton’s prospects in today’s New York primary. Plus, the GOP fight for Manhattan delegates, the Israel bus blast and Carnival Cruises’s complicated Cuba business.

Those bitter greens all over the farmers’ market lately? These salad recipes balance their bite and draw out their complexity.

BMW has lost the core development team of its i3 and i8 electric vehicle line to Future Mobility Corp., a Chinese startup backed by Tencent Holdings, as the German car maker struggles to find a convincing answer to Tesla Motors.

Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton casts their votes in their adopted hometown of Chappaqua, N.Y. They were greeted warmly, with pro-Hillary signs and chants surrounding them and no evidence of support for rival Bernie Sanders.

Argentina sold $16.5 billion in bonds on Tuesday, making its return to the global debt markets after 15 years with the largest ever emerging market bond sale. Here are five things to know about the offering.