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China’s internet regulator said it would summon Apple executives to discuss stricter oversight of the App Store, in a warning to three video-streaming app companies to improve censorship of pornography.

Wal-Mart’s fight to defend its low-cost reputation is helping to extend the longest food-price decline in decades.

More children and teens are getting custom closets outfitted with high-end accessories like boutique-style shoe racks, designer wallpaper and velvet-lined jewelry drawers.

Far-right nationalist Marine Le Pen has surged in industrial cities like Amiens, where Whirlpool’s decision to close a factory has helped the candidate tap into voter anger with the European Union and political elite.

President Donald Trump is ramping up his tougher “America First” trade policy with plans to revive a rarely used law to explore imposing new barriers on steel imports.

The century-old, roughly 50,000-square-foot home in Mahwah, N.J., is one of the most expensive residential listings in the state.

The property, owned by late investment banker Carl Tiedemann, was previously listed for $45 million; the new price includes a yet-to-be built house.

The Conference Board’s basket of leading economic indicators logged its third consecutive monthly increase in March, rising 0.4%, to 126.7.

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Jia Yueting has led LeEco Holdings on an aggressive campaign of expansion, but now one of his biggest backers wants him to go.

Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia discusses the new division, as well as the furniture collection he designed with start-ups in mind.

Activist investor Marcato Capital Management is turning up the heat in its fight with Buffalo Wild Wings, calling on the restaurant chain to replace its chief executive.

The Gasse home where artist Mary Cassatt lived and entertained the likes of Renoir and Degas is now on the market for about $2.65 million.

General Motors said it has stopped operating in Venezuela following the expropriation of its plant and has vowed to ‘take all legal actions’ to defend its rights.

Results from global consumer giants Unilever and Nestlé show that even as the U.S. is a trouble spot, emerging markets are reasserting themselves. Of the two, Unilever appears better situated.

The Trump administration appears unlikely to upend decades of global financial cooperation by scorning the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, a source of comfort to central bankers and finance ministers gathering this week in Washington.

Once hailed as the Next Big Grape, Syrah has yet to attain the star status of Pinot Noir. With so many excellent, food-friendly American Syrahs available, it’s time that changed. Here, 5 eminently drinkable bottles

Anthem made preliminary filings indicating it will offer plans on the Affordable Care Act marketplaces in Virginia and Kentucky next year. Cigna and Aetna also made similar filings in Virginia.

The number of Americans applying for new unemployment benefits rose last week, but remained at a low, level suggesting steady job growth.

A grand villa built in the late 19th century touts panoramic views on the French Riviera. The current owners, Rosemary and Patrick Ireland, are listing the property for about $2.66 million. Photo: Anthony Lanneretonne for The Wall Street Journal

High-speed trading firm Virtu Financial Inc. reached a deal to acquire rival KCG Holdings Inc. for $1.4 billion in cash, a tie-up that would create an electronic trading giant responsible for around one-fifth of volume in U.S. equities.

The Tokyo-based medical device and camera maker postponed its earnings announcement and said it expected a loss of some $200 million over possible accounting irregularities at a subsidiary in New Zealand.

In Amiens, hometown of presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron, Whirlpool's decision to shut a factory is the latest in a wave of closures pushing voters to embrace extremist parties, mainly Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front. WSJ's Matthew Dalton reports from Amiens. Image: WSJ/Getty Images

Once dismissed as a passing fad, Yair Lapid, a 53-year-old former TV anchor, has emerged as the most serious political rival to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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