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General Motors Co. shareholders signaled continued patience with Chief Executive Mary Barra’s attempts to boost a languishing share price, rejecting hedge-fund manager David Einhorn’s proposal to split the company’s stock into two classes.

Macy’s met with investors to lay out its strategy. Instead, the department-store chain set off a new panic over the beleaguered retail sector.

A new emphasis on roster versatility is pushing teams to consider deploying players as both hitters and pitchers—a strategy not popular since Babe Ruth.

Anthem Inc. said it will pull out of the Affordable Care Act health-insurance exchange in Ohio next year, a move that likely will leave at least 18 counties in the state with no available ACA marketplace plans.

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Telecom stocks have shown some signs of life recently after suffering amid a brutal price war. This isn’t the time for optimism.

The global energy market could be slammed by a planned change to maritime fuel rules.

First Amendment advocates at Columbia University's Knight First Amendment Institute sent a letter to the Trump administration claiming that a number of individuals have been blocked from Mr. Trump's @realDonaldTrump account because they "disagreed with, criticized or mocked" the president.

President Trump sided with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states in their dispute with Qatar over allegations the small emirate supports extremists, stepping into a dispute among important U.S. military allies.

French authorities locked down the area around Notre Dame Cathedral after a man attacked police with a hammer. Police shot the man in the leg and recovered a backpack with knives in it.

Is there a constitutional right to follow President Donald Trump on Twitter? It’s a question that no one thought to pose until recently.

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French police shot a man who they say injured an officer with a hammer outside Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Photo: Reuters

Millennials are driving a resurgence of age-old crafts, choosing to become bartenders, butchers and barbers in part as a reaction to the digital age.

U.S. charges contractor with leaking NSA document, attack makes security focus of U.K. election and common financial struggles faced by people over 60.

The employees getting the biggest pay-raises these days; and the big numbers of today's young adults trying their hand at entrepreneurism.

The Federal Reserve is primed to raise rates next week despite a slow-growth economy showing weak wage gains for workers, cooling inflation and dimming prospects for near-term fiscal stimulus.

A Taliban rocket hit the Kabul home of the top Indian envoy to Afghanistan, fueling security concerns as officials gathered there for a peace conference amid the worst outbreak of violence in the capital since the U.S.-led invasion in 2001.

Former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton on the President’s emerging foreign policy. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The Nashville Predators are dominating the Stanley Cup Finals in the area where the it usually matters most — shots on goal.

London police have identified the three assailants responsible for the deadly van-and-knife attack in London Bridge. British officials respond with renewed outrage; and President Trump tweets both support and criticism of London. WSJ's Tanya Rivero reports. Photo: Associated Press

Closing the economic gap between London and areas such as the West Midlands has emerged as one of the central themes of Thursday’s election, which pits Britain’s center-right Prime Minister Theresa May and her governing Conservative Party against center-left Labour, led by Jeremy Corbyn.

Venezuela is attempting to resell at a deep discount $5 billion of bonds it originally issued in December through a Chinese brokerage.

The third attacker in the weekend car-and-knife rampage in London was prevented from boarding a flight from Italy to Istanbul last year and Islamic State propaganda was found on his phone, Italian officials said.