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Universal Music won the licensing rights to late pop star Prince’s “vault” of unreleased music and other recordings, but people familiar with the matter said the company is concerned it didn’t get what it was promised in its contract.

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Barron's senior editor Jack Hough and Shelby Holliday discuss the upcoming issue of Barron's. Topics include the biotech push for affordable drugs, the possibility of Apple buying Disney and why crowded flights are here to stay. Photo: iStock

Oil sank headline inflation; oil helped bring it back to life. What now?

There is about 1,500 square feet of ground-floor work space and over 3,300 square feet of residential space spanning the three levels above, including four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a rooftop terrace with a 360- degree view.

Whoever manages the White House needs to honor the President’s tax promises.

Lower prices at the gas pumps have fueled an increase in SUV sales and that means more choices for the consumer. WSJ's Christina Rogers reports from the New York International Auto Show on the latest and greatest offerings.

Bankrupt telecommunications firm Avaya Inc. has filed a restructuring plan that, if approved by a judge, would cut more than $4 billion in debt from the company’s books.

36 ISIS fighters killed by US 'mother of all bombs,' North Korean official blames Trump for region's 'vicious cycle' and why marathons can be dangerous for the elderly who aren't even running.

Thousands of civilians and armed fighters began evacuating the besieged government and rebel-held towns of Zabadani and Madaya in Syria on Friday, the latest in a series of population transfers. Photo: Omar Haj Kadour/AFP/Getty.

President Rouhani is expected to face criticism from hard-line opponents that the dividends from the 2015 nuclear accord have been too slow in coming.

Eli Lilly and Incyte said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration didn’t approve their new drug application for a rheumatoid arthritis treatment that some analysts estimate could generate more than $2 billion in annual sales.

Most SUV and crossover designs are but failed station wagons. Dan Neil on the sadly underappreciated Volvo V90.

Batnaya, a Christian town in Iraq's Kurdistan region, was badly damaged by fighting between Islamic State and Kurdish Peshmerga forces. Lauren Ashburn, anchor and managing editor of "EWTN News Nightly," reflects on her recent visit. Photo: EWTN News Nightly

Chains help draw in new customers in cities where people are less familiar with the food-delivery service.

All eyes will be on the French presidential election’s first round on Sunday (April 23), with officials deeply anxious about the outcome. Polls continue to show only a small gap between the frontrunners in the first round, with National Front leader Marine Le Pen still narrowly ahead. The second round is on May 7. With most European Union institutions […]

Turmeric is becoming one of the hottest roots in the superfoods craze, but does its appeal translate to booze? WSJ's Charles Passy sits down Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero for the healthiest sip yet. Photo: Breanne Furlong

U.S. retail sales fell for the second straight month in March, marking the worst two-month stretch for the consumer-spending gauge in more than two years.

As weddings trend smaller, couples are culling guest lists dramatically. But with budgets that still rival large weddings, guests who make the cut are treated to the works. WSJ's Alina Dizik discusses with Tanya Rivero on Lunch Break. Photo: Ettore Franceschi/Cocoon Events Group

Comcast’s bidding in the government’s auction for airwaves didn’t answer the question of what role it intends to play in the wireless business.

The abduction and killing of an innocent South Korean executive in the Philippines has become a national scandal amid President Duterte’s war on drugs.

Force were on the ground assessing the damage caused by a nearly 22,000-pound American bomb that targeted an Islamic State cave-and-tunnel complex in eastern Afghanistan.

While consumer confidence is at a 10-year high, consumer spending has slumped to the lowest levels in two years. WSJ's Eric Morath joins Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero to discuss the latest Commerce Department report. Photo: AP

French prosecutors requested that the European Parliament lift the immunity of far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen as part of an investigation into whether she misused European funds, according to a person familiar with the matter.