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The current owner restored the villa into a harmonious mix of new and old.

The home has been recently renovated and has views of the ocean, beach and river in almost every direction.

The wellness-friendly townhouse is part of the gated community of La Pietra. It was built in 1970 and fully renovated last year.

Artificial intelligence permeates everything at Facebook, the social network’s head of applied machine learning says—and humans are bound to understand Facebook less than ever.

Euro area consumers continued to gain confidence in October, which should reassure European Central Bank policy makers that the economic recovery is set to remain robust as they prepare to take a key decision on the futures of their bond-buying program.

Tesla has reached an agreement to set up its own manufacturing facility in Shanghai, a move that could help it gain traction in China’s fast-growing electric-vehicle market.

After nine years of booming production of natural gas, this winter could be one of the rare instances supply and demand conspire to drive up prices.

Mixing metric and imperial measures can lead to serious problems. Here are a few mixups that have resulted in mishaps. Image/Video: George Downs/WSJ

As the Trump administration aims to cut taxes for businesses, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is taking a starkly different tack by cracking down on loopholes for business it says the wealthy exploit to reduce their tax bill.

Arconic named former General Electric executive Chip Blankenship as its new leader, roughly six months after its prior CEO stepped down after sending an unauthorized letter to an activist investor.

Saudi Arabia’s state-owned Public Investment Fund is poised to become one of the world’s biggest investors. But the PIF, as it is known, is off to a rocky start: After struggling to calculate its own value, it is mired in conflict over disappointing investments, including in Uber.

McDonald’s is scheduled to report third-quarter earnings Tuesday. Investors will be looking for news about delivery services and new menu items.

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AT&T is scheduled to report third-quarter results after the market close Tuesday.

In-room dining was a dying art. But the rise of celeb-chefs in hotel restaurants and food-delivery services are giving guests innovative new ways to combine gluttony and privacy.

How Amazon trains its AI to handle the most personal questions imaginable

President Donald Trump vowed a popular retirement savings program would remain untouched in the forthcoming Republican tax overhaul proposal.

U.S.-backed forces said they captured Syria’s largest oil field from Islamic State militants who had held it since 2014 and used it as a major source of revenue.

Tesla is growing popular in China, selling 12,000 high-end electric cars this year. But its plan for a Shanghai factory capable of turning out an estimated 150,000 vehicles annually raises the question, Is it popular enough?

‘Branded generics’ have given Abbott and a handful of other players a relatively cheap font of growth, especially in developing markets, allowing them to repackage off-patent drugs and extend their commercial lifespan.

Cisco Systems plans to pay $1.7 billion to acquire BroadSoft, a maker of cloud-based communications software, as the networking giant steers further away from its legacy hardware and into sales of software and services.

Did the Washington Post overplay its opioid story because it spent so much money on it?

Lumber companies Potlatch and Deltic Timber agreed to combine in an all-stock deal in which Deltic shareholders would receive 1.8 Potlatch common shares for each Deltic share they own.

Kaspersky Lab, the Moscow-based cybersecurity firm whose software U.S. officials suspect helped the Russian government spy on Americans, promised to make its source code available for an independent review.

T-Mobile US added 817,000 of its most valuable postpaid phone accounts in the third quarter but mostly avoided addressing its merger discussions with rival Sprint, forcing investors to wait a while longer for word on the company’s future.