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For the first time in a decade, the world’s major economies are growing in sync, a result of lingering low-interest-rate stimulus from central banks and the gradual fading of crises that over years ricocheted from the U.S. to Greece, Brazil and beyond.

Westinghouse Electric is seeking authorization to end a deferred-compensation plan and pay up to $13.8 million in retention bonuses to employees that the company says possess specialized skills.

Low-cost players aren’t just competing with legacy companies, they are changing how, where and at what price people fly.

How does the party of an unpopular president continue to beat the competition?

How did the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers put themselves in position to make the biggest trade of the NBA season? It’s because of the many trades both teams made over many seasons.

Venezuela’s ousted Attorney General Luisa Ortega said she has proof of corruption involving top government officials and is sharing it with the U.S. and other countries.

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In a speech to the American Legion in Reno, Nev., on Wednesday, President Donald Trump called for unity, stressing that Americans should not be defined by race, income or political party. Photo: Getty

Google and Wal-Mart Stores are joining forces in a partnership that includes enabling voice-ordered purchases from the retail giant on Google’s virtual assistant, challenging rival Amazon.com’s grip on the next wave of e-commerce.

President Trump rallies his base in Arizona, Democrats look to replicate "Tea-Party" success, and what science tells us about raising successful children.

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Angolans headed to the polls Wednesday to vote for their first new president in almost four decades, amid an economic crisis that has hurt Africa’s No. 2 oil producer and exacerbated complaints of mismanagement of the nation’s resources.

Cargill, one of the world’s largest producers of beef and poultry, has taken a stake in a startup developing technology to grow meat from self-reproducing animal cells.

LeSean McCoy, Ben Roethlisberger and Marshawn Lynch are some top fantasy targets with a high risk of injury, according to Sports Injury Predictor’s research.

Investing in teen retailer stocks has always been treacherous. Now their volatility is being further compounded by low expectations.

A regional arbitration court in Russia ruled in favor of Russian oil giant PAO Rosneft, in a case seen as a test of the country’s investment climate.

The U.S., Russia and Jordan on Wednesday established a hub in Amman to monitor a southwest Syria cease-fire agreement reached last month.

A great final day can affect how you remember the trip years later. Forget the stresses of home and do something special.

Research finds a direct correlation between Muhammad Ali’s fights and his diminished speaking ability at the end of his boxing career.

In the wake of the violent clashes between white nationalists and counterprotesters in Charlottesville, Va., stemming from plans to remove a statute of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, an ESPN sports announcer named Robert Lee has been pulled from covering a coming University of Virginia football game.

Hours after U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson praised him for exercising restraint, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared in state media visiting a missile-development factory and ordering the production of more warheads and rocket engines.

An early size-up of Samsung Electronics Co.’s Note 8, with a 6.3-inch screen, dual-lens camera and a safety-minded battery, from Geoffrey A. Fowler.