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‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ is a bright, technical achievement, even if its message is overplayed.

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 Weary of losing its status as Europe’s largest investment hub due to Brexit, the U.K. has unveiled a new strategy to protect the […]

The power forward—who was one of the Heat’s so-called ‘Big Three’—is putting his waterfront estate in North Bay Road on the market.

Watch a clip from "I, Tonya," starring Margot Robbie, Sebastian Stan, and Allison Janney. Photo: Neon

U.S. authorities are trying to seize an ancient gold ring allegedly looted by Islamic State militants that was sold for around $250,000 in Turkey and then confiscated by Turkish police, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

Using traditional methods and antique thread, Swedish artist Andreas Eriksson and a team of weavers are pursuing an innovative art form.

Hundreds of homes destroyed by out-of-control California wildfire, President Trump to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, and how advisors are telling clients to prepare for tax reform.

A reporter spent a week using products and services from Amazon.com Inc. and its partners almost exclusively and wondered: If you can buy everything from car parts to cleaning services to caviar in one online marketplace, will you miss shopping everywhere else?

Steinhoff had lumps in its mattress long before the 63% plunge in its stock price Wednesday. Lest they suffer another sleepless night, investors should stay up late studying the string of warning signs that preceded an admission of “accounting irregularities” by one of the world’s largest furniture retailers.

President Donald Trump officially recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel on behalf of the U.S. on Wednesday and directed the State Department to begin moving the American Embassy to the holy city, in a White House speech that threatened to spark protest across the Middle East.

Investors should expect health-care deal-making to continue in the wake of UnitedHealth’s move to acquire DaVita Medical Group, days after CVS Health agreed to buy Aetna.

Russian President Vladimir Putin struck out Wednesday at the International Olympic Committee for banning the country from participating in the 2018 Winter Games, calling the decision “totally scripted and politically motivated.”

Retail giant Steinhoff International, which owns American mattress brand Sleepy’s and a string of chains across Europe, said its chief executive has resigned amid an investigation into accounting irregularities.

Amazon's reach is greater than any U.S. company, so WSJ's Katherine Bindley decided to go on an Amazon diet, using its products and services whenever and wherever she could. Image: Evan Engel/The Wall Street Journal

The prospect of a competitive U.S. tax system triggers mass liberal hysteria.

Watch live coverage of President Trump’s statement on Jerusalem

Cycling gadgets can calculate heart rate, speed and energy output in real time. But are they obscuring the sport’s appeal? To find out, one amateur sheds his high-tech gear.

‘Wonder,’ a feel-good story where Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson are the parents of a 10-year-old boy with cranio-facial differences, is on track to be the year’s third-highest grossing original live-action movie

A newly constructed townhome in the Upper East Side Historic District sits where a blast killed Nicholas Bartha, a 66-year-old internist, in 2006.

Author Rachel Levin on her dutiful sojourns in the Sunshine State—from ritualistically eating her grandma’s ‘Swedish meatballs’ as a kid to the complex mix of emotions that matriarch’s death provoked.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his candidacy in the country’s 2018 presidential election, seeking to extend his 17-year leadership that has recently been marked by worsening ties with the West.

Gregor and Liz Watson bought a 1913 mansion in Piedmont, Calif., then started on a $2 million renovation.

Surveys of America’s youngest voters find a rising appeal of socialism, skepticism about capitalism and a more socially conscious outlook that has ramifications for politics and business.

Wal-Mart Stores will shorten its legal name to Walmart Inc., highlighting the company’s shift from traditional stores toward competing online with Amazon.

U.S. worker productivity rebounded in the third quarter while hourly wages rose moderately, further signs the economy is strengthening.