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Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here. MUST READS French economy minister, Bruno Le Maire, left, with his predecessor, Michel Sapin, during the handover ceremony in Paris on May 17. (AP […]

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Arconic struck a deal to give hedge fund Elliott Management seats on its board of directors, a settlement that ends a bruising five-month battle days before the vote.

The Supreme Court limited the ability of patent holders to bring infringement lawsuits in courts with plaintiff-friendly reputations, which could provide a boost to companies that defend against patent claims.

President Donald Trump’s budget on Tuesday will propose a $193 billion reduction in spending on the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, or SNAP, over a decade.

The maker of Sub-Zero refrigerators and Wolf stoves is coming out with its first dishwasher, Cove; It studied why we fight over loading, hate puddles on glasses and how quiet is quiet.

Disney is betting the most successful movie ever will help continue a hot streak for its theme park business. But there are concerns about whether tourists will be drawn to a place inspired by an eight-year-old film.

A resurgent music industry, fueled by the rise of streaming services, is tempting the parent company of Universal Music Group to cash in on the music company with an initial public offering.

CBS said it reached a two-year contract extension with Chief Executive Leslie Moonves, who is now expected to stay with the media company through June 30, 2021

Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the U.S. ambassador Monday to protest what it called “aggressive and unprofessional actions” by U.S. security toward Turkish bodyguards during President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Washington last week.

Trump heads to wary Israel in search of the ultimate deal, Montana House race is test for Democrats, and beware of "free" offers from cable TV.

President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an attempt to build on two days of talks in Saudi Arabia about a regional thaw between Arabs and Israelis.

Timothy Clark, a senior Federal Reserve staffer in charge of banking supervision, is retiring in the latest personnel change at the bank regulator.

Courtesy of Judge Charles Ramos of the New York Supreme Court’s commercial division comes the legend of “Honest Charlie.” Who was Honest Charlie? According to a tale told in open court, Charlie was a flimflam man and habitué of the Corinthian-columned courthouse in Lower Manhattan’s Foley Square. His story was brought alive at a recent […]

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday spoke about a new hope for Arab-Israeli peace. Photo: Ronen Zvulun/AFP/Getty

The Chicago Cubs’ clubhouse at Wrigley Field is designed to be a place where players are encourage to talk to each other.

The landslide re-election of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani threatens to put the Trump administration on a collision course with Europe over future policy toward Tehran.

The nation’s largest pension plan has 380 people overseeing $320 billion in assets. But when one of its top officials was asked during a board meeting how much in performance fees was paid to private-equity managers, he had to acknowledge no one knew.

Boston’s win probability at one point was 0.2% on Sunday night. But even after the improbable comeback, gamblers aren’t betting on more Celtics shockers.

Stocks moving after a mention in Barron's include Warren Buffett's investment vehicle and a pair of ascendant chipmakers.

Tim Tebow’s first two months in single-A have given him a claim that he’s the absolute best at something: hitting ground balls.

Redbox got a boost in its efforts to compete with digital outlets Monday as Hollywood’s largest studio agreed to make its movie discs available earlier in the company’s movie-rental kiosks.

The retail giant has upended the produce market in Seattle after setting up fruit stands around its headquarters.

From a retro Vespa to a fresh take on the classic aviator, a collection of objects that have reached their optimal state.

Nothing is going right for Amgen these days. It now says its experimental osteoporosis treatment, Evenity, is unlikely to win approval from the Food and Drug Administration this year.