Новости за 19.07.2017

Jake Tapper shines a light on a prominent anti-Trumper.

The nation’s hospitals are lobbying to keep lucrative pharmaceutical subsidies that Medicare pays certain facilities for drugs they buy and administer to patients.

The ferocious rally in Vertex Pharmaceuticals shares on results in early stage data for its new cystic fibrosis treatment will surely tempt some investors to exit. That may not be wise, though, as the rally is likely to continue.

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Univision has been fielding interest from potential bidders, including cable mogul John Malone, after the media company’s initial public offering was delayed.

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Nearly half of the 75 biggest initial public offerings of the last three years involved companies that lacked female directors when they went public, a new analysis found.

Samsung’s plan to conquer Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant moves talking AIs in an ambitious new direction. Too bad Bixby under-delivers in its debut in the Galaxy S8, writes Geoffrey A. Fowler.

France’s top military officer resigned Wednesday in a public feud with President Emmanuel Macron over military spending, posing the first major test of the new leader’s drive to invest his office with more authority.

Four days from the finish line in Paris, Tour de France leader Chris Froome has only one job: make the race as boring as possible.

Across New England, classic rural general stores are on the decline amid new competition, especially from online shopping and chain dollar stores. But some are finding ways to fight back.

Will the GOP have a better handle on tax reform, Trump and Putin met for second time at G-20, and fast ways to cut your home energy bills.

CSX Corp. is telling some shippers to brace for growing pains, including additional days of transit times, as the railway implements Chief Executive Hunter Harrison’s plan to tighten schedules.

Teams go to enormous lengths to keep weary riders from getting sick, from quarantines and ginger shots to personal washing machines. Don’t sneeze on the buffet!

President Donald Trump’s 100-day action plan to cut the trade deficit with China has ended with limited progress. More steel and aluminum import tariffs won’t do the trick.

At a White House luncheon on Wednesday, President Donald Trump told Republican senators that they shouldn't leave Washington until they have fulfilled their promise to Americans to repeal Obamacare. Photo: Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP

Creamy and crunchy, sweet and tart, the thoughtfully composed coppetta is what you might get if the sundae went to art school in Italy. Choose cherry-amaretti or coconut-lime with strawberry and mint.

A record number of VA loans were issued in 2016, many with no down payments, as well as lower interest rates and closing costs.

The Trump administration launched its first economic talks with China amid signs that new difficulties were emerging in the friendly dialogue the two governments have been holding over the past three months.

Upside Travel, a new company from Priceline’s founder, bets you’ll book their flight and hotel packages if there’s a form of cash in it for you.

Morgan Stanley is on a roll. The investment bank’s trading business put competitors in the shade in the second quarter even as its stodgy wealth management division has become a source of growth.

The Senate’s labor committee approved two Republicans whom President Donald Trump nominated for vacant spots on the National Labor Relations Board on a party-line vote Wednesday.

Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks lie some 400 miles apart in Western Montana. But what you’ll see between them is just as compelling.

Luxury homes for sale in Missouri, Georgia and South Carolina that are in key viewing areas for the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse

The 2017 Tour de France features nearly 50 first-time riders. The Wall Street Journal spoke to three of them about their highs, lows and hopes for the finish in Paris. Photo: George Downs/The Wall Street Journal