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Think online privacy is no big deal? You better sit down: Geoffrey A. Fowler shows how much of your personal information is out there, and how it can be used to target or harass.

Ford will pay outgoing Chief Executive Mark Fields a sizable portion of a promised bonus for 2017, all of the promised stock awards for the year and temporary use of company aircraft as part of an exit package outlined Wednesday.

How Cristiano Ronaldo has transformed his game in his 30s to be as much about Cristiano Ronaldo as possible. All without a hair out of place.

Watch a clip from "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales," starring Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, and Javier Bardem. Photo: Walt Disney Pictures

Federal Reserve officials expected at their meeting this month that it would “soon be appropriate” to raise rates, according to minutes of the gathering, a signal the central bank could lift its benchmark rate in June.

China’s first downgrade by Moody’s Investor’s Service since 1989 was a direct warning to Beijing that its growth model isn’t working and an illustration of the disconnect between the view inside and outside China of its economic management.

Consumer drone sales are taking off, but profits for most in the business have been grounded.

Although many of the NFL’s most famous touchdown celebrations last less than 15 seconds, analysis reveals that Green Bay’s Lambeau Leaps take a bit longer.

People would care more about privacy if they knew how exposed they already are online, says WSJ Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler. In an experiment, he showed a handful of strangers their own personal info—and managed to shock every one. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asked Congress to increase the debt limit—without policy conditions attached to it—before lawmakers leave for their summer recess.

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The singer-songwriter—who recently released her 10th album, ‘Be Myself’—on driving her kids to school in a tour bus and recording demos on a plane.

Officials have confirmed that Ted Malloch, a euroskeptic American who was presenting himself as President Donald Trump’s choice for EU ambassador, isn’t actually a candidate for the job.

Manchester attack is part of a disturbing pattern for terrorists, what investigators are looking at in Manchester, and Amazon's 1.7 Million free bananas.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City says it lost more than $100 million through 2016 offering exchange insurance plans

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Many health-technology startups are revamping their business strategies and others are finding it tougher to attract fresh capital amid the prospect of repeal of the Affordable Care Act.

The biggest surprise of Brexit has been the remarkable cohesion of the remaining 27 members of the European Union. No one has been more surprised by this unity than the EU itself. But it may not last.

Jeff Immelt, General Electric Co.’s chief, said the conglomerate would likely need additional cost cuts to reach a closely watched 2018 profit target, given current struggles in global oil and gas markets.

Rest in peace, Roger Moore.

Private-equity firm Cerberus Capital is working on a bid for teen-apparel retailer Abercrombie & Fitch alongside American Eagle, which could give American Eagle a leg up in the pursuit of its struggling rival.

Facebook continues to copy Snap's best features. Does Snap have enough loyalty to keep users coming back? We polled folks in Times Square.

The conservative parties in the U.S. and U.K., buoyed by a nationalist push against immigration and trade, face a once-in-a-generation choice: shift toward small-government conservatism, or reach across traditional divides by appealing to workers? Trump and May appear to have chosen differently.

Travelers should expect new procedures at TSA checkpoints later this year, with more carry-on items, like food and tablets, separated into bins, Scott McCartney writes.

European Union countries fighting to host the bloc’s top financial regulator and drugs agency will vote in secret ballot as the continent’s capitals compete over Brexit spoils.