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Here are a few factoids about President Trump’s pick to serve as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve.

More Americans are celebrating Turkey Day earlier than the fourth week of November, citing cheaper travel and lower stress.

As Warner Bros. readies ‘Justice League,’ featuring Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and other favorites, movie viewers are showing a taste for offbeat superheroes.

The U.S. wireless industry is dominated by four major players: Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint. Now that just about everyone has a cellphone, each operator is looking for new ways to grow. But how did we go from the days of one giant landline monopoly to four competitive cell companies? Illustration: Shaumbe Wright/WSJ

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At least 26 dead in South Texas church shooting, GOP demands could sink tax-bill, and man hailed a hero for chasing Texas church gunman after massacre.

Mattel stock gained ground after a favorable mention in Barron's Magazine. Ben Levisohn and Jack Hough discuss.

Walt Disney recently held talks to buy 21st Century Fox’s cable-television networks, international distribution operations and movie and television studio, according to a person close to the discussions, a tie-up that would bolster Disney’s dominance in Hollywood and allow Fox to focus on sports, news and broadcast television.

Readers ask questions about the House tax proposal, regarding the mortgage interest deduction, capital-gains taxes, like-kind exchanges and more.

Some iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices running iOS 11.1 have been stricken with a software bug that autocorrects a stand-alone letter “i” to an ! or A and an obscure symbol that often shows up as [?].

Time Inc.’s ad-supported, online video network PeopleTV has announced a deal with Twitter to provide streaming content and live programming for the social-media platform.

Editorial Writer Jillian Melchior on why the Michigan city’s mayor is embroiled in scandal. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

KFC is trying out healthier offerings and new technology in China as parent Yum China, the country’s biggest fast-food company, seeks to drive growth in a competitive market.

Claims that go beyond previous reports simmered inside the e-commerce giant’s Hollywood unit. Some executives say the company’s policy of giving its business operations autonomy may have given Mr. Price extra leeway.

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 Theresa May, U.K. prime minister, speaks at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Annual Conference in London. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg Bloomberg News U.K. […]

By having much of Saudi Arabia’s ancien regime detained on Saturday, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman seems to be turning to the same playbook that the leaders of Russia and China have used.

New studies show anger can be highly motivating in competition and negotiations

Little has gone right for Mylan recently, so the company and its investors can be forgiven for embracing a new drug as its next engine for growth.

President Trump will meet this week with the two other most powerful men in the world, the leaders of China and Russia. There will be much to discuss, but far and away the most important item is what to do about North Korea, writes Gerald F. Seib.

Economist Richard Berner plans to leave his post as the Treasury Department’s first-ever director of the Office of Financial Research at the end of the year. Mr. Berner didn’t provide a reason for his departure.

Sprint Corp. said it would increase spending on its network, laying out its plan as a standalone company after talks to merge with T-Mobile US Inc. fell apart over the weekend.

After two months of declines related to hurricanes, an index measuring employment trends was up for the month of October. The Conference Board Employment Trends Index rose to 135.57.

An explanation for lost sleep: Late circadian rhythms in those with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder may make them natural night owls.

Germany’s antiterror posture is facing a shake-up as parties locked in talks about forming the country’s next government wrangle over how to balance a strong state and individual liberties.

During months of merger talks with T-Mobile US, Sprint Chairman Masayoshi Son sought a way to merge the two wireless rivals without really having to hand over the keys; in the end, nothing worked.