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Technical problems disrupted early trade on India’s largest stock exchange and Indonesia’s equities market, highlighting the vulnerability of the global trading system to such technology failures.

After a mention in Barron's, the driller's depressed stock powers higher on heavy volume. Andrew Bary and Sonia Talati discuss.

U.S. airlines are raking in more per mile they fly a passenger for the first time in years, thanks to new fare classes and customized services that are squeezing more revenue from each customer.

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For Wayne Rooney, the wunderkind who grew up to be the top scorer in England national team history, the return to Everton is the perfect conclusion to a career that is grinding to a halt.

A Cogeco Communications Inc. unit has reached a deal to buy the MetroCast cable system for $1.4 billion, as the Canadian cable company expands its share of the U.S. market.

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 President Emmanuel Macron speaks during a press conference at the end of the G20 Summit in Hamburg. / AFP PHOTO / LUDOVIC […]

Donald Trump Jr's meeting with Russian lawyer raises some eyebrows, GOP scrambles to recruit Senate candidates, and these four-legged mammals are stealing your jobs.

Newspaper publishers are calling on Congress to allow them to negotiate collectively with Google and Facebook as the duo increasingly dominate digital advertising and news distribution online.

The two largest shareholders of Sears Canada said that they have teamed to explore potential deals in connection with the struggling retailer as it winds through bankruptcy proceedings in Canada.

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After two months of trying to sell itself, Abercrombie & Fitch is going it alone. A deal may have been its last chance for recovery.

Chinese bike-sharing giant Beijing Mobike Technology began advertising for jobs in the greater Washington area, showing how its intention to conquer the U.S. may be taking shape.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on concerns the U.S. President is too friendly with the Russian autocrat. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the GOP Senators who oppose “repeal and replace” legislation. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

Former White House Speechwriter Bill McGurn on the immorality of socialized medicine. Photo Credit: Associated Press.

Japan’s prime minister has fallen into his biggest political trouble since taking power almost five years ago, with public support at a record low after allegations that he helped friends get favorable government treatment.

A basket of U.S. employment indicators decreased in June, a potential sign of weakening job growth.

Companies are giving more of their employees corporate credit cards as they seek easier expense tracking and savings from suppliers.

Abercrombie & Fitch’s efforts to sell itself have stalled, leaving the struggling retailer to continue trying to right its business on its own.

The parents of a former elite gymnast have sued the U.S. Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics in connection with allegations of years-long sexual abuse by a former team doctor.

Facebook for the second time in 2017 is slashing the price of its Oculus Rift to jump-start sales after a rocky first year for the virtual-reality device.

Desperate to get shoppers in the door, U.S. department stores have started to discount the one item they had long been able to sell at full price: cosmetics.

Smartphones aren’t the growth market they once were, so the best play for investors is to find companies not limited to selling one chip per phone.

China’s largest shipping company Cosco Shipping agreed to buy smaller rival Orient Overseas for $6.3 billion, suggesting a wave of consolidation is about to hit the shipping industry. For investors, they would be wise to ride it.