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AT&T Chief Executive Randall Stephenson learned about Mexico’s telecom market two decades ago from the billionaire industrialist Carlos Slim. Today, AT&T is challenging Mr. Slim’s América Móvil and has helped erase $8 billion from his fortune. The relationship between the two men is strained.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told lawmakers that the Trump administration plans to levy new Russia sanctions based on a list of oligarchs and senior government officials published late Monday.

What big and small companies are doing after the massive tax overhaul, besides handing out bonuses and pay raises; and how a New York City bar stumbled into free publicity.

President Trump prepares for the State of the Union, FBI Deputy Chief steps down, and money-saving hacks to help you throw an awesome Super Bowl party.

Google continues to stymie competition in online shopping despite a record fine from European authorities and an order to modify its behavior, rivals say.

The board of directors of Wynn Resorts, which has pledged to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct involving Chief Executive Steve Wynn, has itself faced criticism over its executive-compensation and corporate-governance practices.

The U.S. homeownership rate rose in 2017 for the first time in 13 years as young households overcame significant hurdles to purchase homes in growing numbers and one of the deepest wounds from the housing crisis began to heal.

Pfizer Inc. offered a rosy outlook for the year, outlining the benefits from the new U.S. tax law and casting the Amazon.com Inc.-led partnership to lower health-care costs as positive for the drug industry.

A revival of the French economy has helped the eurozone clock its strongest growth in a decade, outpacing the U.S. last year, as businesses shake off economic fears that had long gripped the country.

Global leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, were upbeat about the European Union’s economic growth prospects. Most agreed the region offers attractive investment opportunities despite doubts over the impact of Brexit. Photo: Getty Images

A revival of the French economy has helped the eurozone clock its strongest growth in a decade, outpacing the U.S. last year, as businesses shake off economic fears that had long gripped the country.

The U.S. homeownership rate rose in 2017 for the first time in 13 years as young households overcame significant hurdles to purchase homes in growing numbers and one of the deepest wounds from the housing crisis began to heal.

For a company that says it is getting simpler and more predictable, MetLife has produced too many financial surprises. Investors are running out of patience.

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 France’s economic growth picked up pace in 2017, helping push the eurozone to its strongest annual expansion in a decade. Ed Alcock / […]

Sluggish iPhone X sales revive a perennial risk for the army of companies that supply Apple. For 3-D sensor maker ams AG, however, the troubles are dwarfed by the growth prospects.

Volkswagen has suspended a senior executive amid mounting outrage over revelations that the car maker conducted experiments on animal and humans in an effort to disprove links between diesel fumes and respiratory illnesses.

Janet Yellen ends 14 years at the Federal Reserve this week, the last four as its first chairwoman, having guided the U.S. economy to its tightest labor market in nearly two decades by resisting calls to raise interest rates more aggressively.

A measure of U.S. consumer confidence rose in January, buoyed by consumers’ expectations about the economy.

Would Amazon be OK with this? The question pops up in Atlanta, a finalist for Amazon’s second headquarters, as Georgians debate a range of issues, including religious freedom.

Anyone can enjoy Montreal in summer, but for hockey lovers Montreal in winter is holiday heaven. A guide to experiencing the national sport in its purest form, from watching the Canadiens up close to learning how to skate and shoot like a pro.

For years, sophisticated men thought that raw, dark, incredibly stiff denim was the only acceptable sort. But rules about denim—and everything else—are loosening up.

Kenya’s opposition leader, who insists he is the country’s legitimate president, was sworn in at a mock “inauguration” on Tuesday, as authorities moved to crack down by blocking network broadcasts of the event and outlawing his political movement.

Pope Francis, under heavy criticism for dismissing accusations that a Chilean bishop covered up clerical sex abuse, appointed a special investigator to examine possible new evidence in the case.

Global business leaders discuss why diversity and inclusion are important in the workplace—and what they do to make these issues a priority. The Wall Street Journal spoke to them at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland.