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Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said he made a “huge mistake” in not focusing more on potential abuse, as he and the social-media giant he founded continue to battle concerns about privacy and trust.

Nike Inc.’s top human-resources executive told employees that the company “has failed to gain traction” in hiring and promoting women and minorities.

The global box office grew 5% in 2017, according to the MPAA, while the trend of fewer Americans and Canadians going to the box office continued.

Nasim Najafi Aghdam, who is accused of shooting three people inside YouTube’s headquarters before killing herself on Tuesday, was angry at the company for allegedly censoring her video content and making it more difficult for her to make money.

The Justice Department kicked off its antitrust case against AT&T by calling a string of media executives to the witness stand. Their presence, meant to expose the dangers of mega media mergers, is a warning from the government that it will look hard at future deals.

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Activist hedge fund Starboard Value isn’t dropping its proxy fight at Newell Brands after the maker of Elmer’s Glue and Graco baby strollers struck a deal with another activist, Carl Icahn.

Donald Trump calls for military to guard southern border, suspect dead in shooting at YouTube headquarters, and 50 years after Martin Luther King's death.

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Nasim Najafi Aghdam, who is accused of shooting three people inside YouTube’s headquarters before killing herself on Tuesday, was angry at the company for allegedly censoring her video content and making it more difficult for her to make money.

President Donald Trump has agreed to keep U.S. troops in Syria, U.S. officials said, but only until the defeat of the Islamic State extremist group, a task he expects to be completed in a matter of months.

Global auto executives spent substantial time in 2017 urging the Trump administration to seek reciprocity on trade policies affecting the world’s biggest automobile market. Industry leaders could get the exact opposite.

The Israeli army’s decision to open fire on Palestinian protesters in the Gaza Strip last week has reignited a public debate about the use of military force ahead of another round of demonstrations Friday.

A caravan of migrants from Central America set out from southern Mexico last week. Many said they hoped to make it the U.S. and begin a new life. Instead, they have become the focus of a growing crisis between the U.S. and México.

After a post-9/11 building spree, New York’s Financial District is flush with new diversions. Here, a rundown of the best ones to take in

WPP has settled a lawsuit brought by an employee that alleged racist and sexist behavior by a top executive, as its board investigates an allegation of personal misconduct by CEO Martin Sorrell.

The future depicted in the new film ‘Ready Player One’ is closer than you think: Startups are developing haptic gloves and suits that let users feel virtual worlds.

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. will open its first movie theater in Saudi Arabia in two weeks, bringing the first new cinema to a country that lifted a 35-year ban on them only five months ago.

In the libertarian rules-breaking culture of Silicon Valley, Washington is the enemy of progress, but recent events provide stark examples of how public scrutiny can take three different forms, Greg Ip writes.

Even if U.S. and Chinese tariff proposals never come to fruition, a hit to sentiment—and economic growth in general—could have a direct impact on the trans-Pacific air travel, a fast growing, but highly competitive part of the airline business.

Nasim Najafi Aghdam, accused of shooting three people inside YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, Calif., posted this video to her personal website in January, complaining of unfair treatment by the company.

The Trump administration is stepping up efforts to secure the release of an American pastor held for more than a year in Turkey on terrorism charges his lawyers say are politically motivated.

Clever road trippers are adopting rooftop tents to avoid critters, range more widely and slightly heighten the breathtaking views.

China’s apparent threat to tax U.S.-made cars more heavily would hit a different diplomatic target from the one intended: Germany. The one U.S. car maker that would be heavily affected is Tesla.

European Union antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager has become the de facto global regulator for Silicon Valley. Her approach to Google and Apple is having a ripple effect around the globe, influencing regulatory action not only in Europe, but in the U.S., Brazil and Russia.