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Athleisure may be the style trend of the moment, but looking sporty may not be enough for Nike Inc. when it reports fiscal 2016 results Tuesday.

Corporate executives scrambled to assess the fallout from the U.K. vote, with some saying the move would put a chill on investment and deal-making and others vowing to stay the course.

Barron's Senior Editor Jack Hough discusses the new issue of Barron's magazine, which includes the investor impact of the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union. Plus, the top 50 annuities and insight into what a Clinton presidency would mean for the economy. Photo: Getty

Investors take a beating as they relearn that the status quo won’t hold.

Jitters surrounding Britain's vote to exit the European Union pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average down more than 600 points at the close on Friday, a 3.4% drop that wiped out year-to-date gains.

Starbucks is accused of mass grande-latte fraud.

Seasonal effects drown out the actual trends. Columnist Jo Craven McGinty explains how adjusted numbers make comparisons between months, years or even economic sectors meaningful.

Some 50 million Ticketmaster customers were recently sent vouchers for concert tickets as part of a class-action lawsuit, but not all were pleased with their choices.

Politicians, academics, big-business leaders and journalists are aghast: Democracy has spoken.

Transients and tech CEOs, living side by side. The city knows it has a problem, but nothing seems to work.

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At least 20 people have died after heavy rains cause widespread flooding across West Virginia. And rescue workers on Friday continued to search more than 100 homes destroyed by rising rivers. Photo: Getty Images

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton weighed in on the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union Friday, but the impact of "Brexit" on the U.S. election remains to be seen. WSJ's Shelby Holliday explains what the U.K. referendum could tell us about America's November election. Photo: Getty

The tallest building in Los Angeles is opening a 45-foot clear glass slide 1,000 feet in the air. The Skyslide, attached to the side of the U.S. Bank Tower, allows thrill seekers to glide from the 70th to the 69th story. Photo: Getty

The U.S. and Venezuela tried to set aside years of increasingly testy relations, holding talks this week in Caracas aimed at defusing tensions as the U.S. grows increasingly concerned about an escalating political crisis in the country.

Proprietary drugs that extend or improve the lives of millions of people have lifted stocks of the biotech companies that own them and made millionaires of many scientists and doctors behind them.

I’ve read the books by and about him, and they reveal a lot about how he thinks. Two lessons: He manages in the moment and doesn’t sweat details.

The U.K.’s vote for a “Brexit” from the EU began as a cry for liberty and ended as a rebuke to the establishment.

For some draft invitees like Skal Labissiere and Deontay Davis, the dream had to wait....and wait.

New federal rules permitting routine commercial-drone flights also establish legal precedents that could affect an array of future air-safety regulations.

As the seemingly unbeatable World No. 1 continues his march toward a Grand Slam, here’s how he could actually lose

In photos selected Friday by Wall Street Journal editors, Vote Leave supporters celebrate in London, Donald Trump visits Scotland, migrants arrive in Sicily and more.

Facebook says it is incorporating changes into its training programs that will help employees ensure that their own political biases don't influence the prioritization of topics in Facebook's "trending topics" tool. WSJ's Lee Hawkins explains.

'Shuffle Along' closes next month and more changes to the theater landscape.

A Michigan appeals court overturned sanctions against a TV reality vet in the "Curious Case of Mr. Pigglesworth."