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Demand for long-lasting factory goods fell sharply in June, a sign overseas turmoil is weighing on U.S. manufacturers.

T-Mobile US Inc. outpaced rivals again in the second quarter, clocking strong subscriber gains, as revenue climbed 13%. Still, profit fell 38% on higher interest expenses and taxes, as well as lower interest income.

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A measure of homes under contract for sale rose slightly in June, as ongoing job growth and low interest rates continued to support the U.S. housing market going into the second half of the year.

Excerpts from the court opinion justifying the release of John Hickley from a psychiatric hospital.

Coca-Cola said revenue slid more than expected in the latest quarter on a decline in soda volume amid continued weakness abroad, particularly in developing markets. Overall volume was flat.

Self-talk—telling yourself things like “I want to be the best”—can quickly boost performance even beyond sports, according to recent research.

For Elisabeth Prueitt and Chad Robertson’s San Francisco-based bakery, this month’s debut of its newest space marks the beginning of a major expansion. Next up: Los Angeles.

The 10,000-square-foot house belonged to Daniel Borislow, the late inventor of MagicJack.

Eli Lilly CEO John Lechleiter will retire at the end of the year, the company said Wednesday, capping nearly four decades at the pharmaceutical manufacturer and an eight-year tenure at its helm.

From content to hardware, LeEco has many tentacles—and an overriding interest to get into the U.S. market.

With just over a week before the start of the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, a new poll shows most Brazilians see the sporting event generating more losses than benefits for the country.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles nudged up its full-year financial targets and reported a 25% rise in profit as the Italian-American car maker’s performance improved in Europe and held steady in North America.

Apple has a China problem, and it may only worsen as Chinese smartphone makers offer better products and appeal to consumers to buy homegrown hardware.

Days before the start of the PGA Championship, English golfer and renowned meat enthusiast Andrew "Beef" Johnston goes on a tour of some of Manhattan's best hamburgers: Corner Bistro, Minetta Tavern and The Spotted Pig. Photo: Steve Strait/The Wall Street Journal

Nintendo reported a wider-than-expected first-quarter net loss, but investors are hopeful for a turnaround as the videogame giant moves to offer more lucrative smartphone games and a new console.

It was the first quarterly earnings report since the operator of the popular messaging app raised $1.26 billion in the biggest technology initial public offering so far this year.

U.S. exchange-traded funds came under early pressure during the post-Brexit selloff last month, but the industry’s main trade group said the system quickly adjusted and operated smoothly during this "real-life stress test."

Facebook is due to report second-quarter earnings after the market closes Wednesday. Here’s what you need to know.

"The results are in -- 'Bust' won," said the "Late Night" host on Tuesday's episode.

German pharmaceuticals and chemicals company Bayer reported a 19% rise in net profit for the second quarter of 2016, while revising its forecast for the full year.

Mondelez International Inc. said its second-quarter earnings rose 14% with a boost from income generated by its interest in the snack maker’s former coffee business.

Indonesian President Joko Widodo removed a transportation minister widely seen as blocking ride-sharing companies like Uber and Grab, spurring hope of a breakthrough for the services.

Law Blog rounds up the morning's legal news.

On day three of the Democratic National Convention, big party speakers such as President Barack Obama and vice presidential nominee Sen. Tim Kaine will speak to a party attempting to unify. However, the question remains if these establishment speakers will be able to win over disaffected Sanders supporters. Photo: EPA