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In the five years since ZTE was branded a national-security threat by U.S. lawmakers, the Chinese telecom giant has quietly been building its own American success story. Now, a new sales ban puts that under threat.

With increasing trade tensions between China and the U.S., top executives at the Wall Street Journal D.Live conference talk about how that will affect business.

With increasing trade tensions between China and the U.S., top executives at the Wall Street Journal D.Live Conference talk about how that will affect business.

German police have arrested a senior Porsche executive in the wake of raids this week to gather evidence allegedly linking the sports car maker to Volkswagen’s emissions scandal.

Canada’s Fairfax Financial Holdings has offered to buy Toys “R” Us’s Canadian stores out of bankruptcy for $300 million.

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Basque separatist group ETA apologized for the hundreds of deaths and harm it caused during a campaign for an independent state, a step that paves the way for the group’s potential dissolution.

Like so many of the dishes at sunny all-day cafe Botanica in L.A., this one features fresh vegetables front and center. Savory bites of spiced lamb complete the plate.

From shops to rivers, artificial intelligence technology is already embedded in many areas of life in China. Speakers at The Wall Street Journal D.Live conference in Hong Kong share their insights.

The euro briefly exceeded 1.20 Swiss francs Thursday and again early Friday, a level it hasn’t reached in over three years, marking a milestone for Switzerland’s economy that was battered, but not broken, by its strong currency.

Tobacco stocks are supposed to be low volatility. But add a dash of tech and it all changes.

Pressure from regulators means it’s been getting harder for banks in China to get enough money. What to do? Banks’ role in China’s debt-fueled economy remains vital. If they can’t obtain enough cash to fund ever-expanding loan books, growth will surely suffer.

Good old equities trading put a rocket under U.S. investment banks results in the first quarter. That begs a question whether European banks will benefit too.

Geir Haarde was prime minister of Iceland when the country experienced a financial meltdown in 2008. But unlike others who went into hiding after the financial crisis, he maintains a high-profile post as ambassador to the U.S.

Chinese companies will be more likely to invest in emerging markets, such as India and Southeast Asia, than in the U.S., said Fan Bao, the chief executive of investment bank China Renaissance Partners.

Officials from OPEC, Russia and other big oil producers suggested they would keep a tight lid on output through the rest of the year, and maybe into 2019, comments that lifted oil prices until President Trump weighed in.

Apple’s efforts to line up a second supplier for its high-end smartphone screens have hit a hurdle because LG Display is struggling to make them, according to people familiar with the matter.

North and South Korea established for the first time a direct telephone line between their leaders, a move aimed at building trust and momentum one week before the two men are slated to meet at the inter-Korean demilitarized zone.

General Electric reported a quarterly loss as the conglomerate took a $1.5 billion charge related to a subprime mortgage business it once owned, but the company said it was making progress on its cost-cutting efforts and reaffirmed its 2018 financial targets.

One of consumer-goods giant Reckitt Benckiser’s highest-profile innovations in recent years is proving to be a lingering thorn in its heel.

Palestinian protesters turned out en masse at the fence separating the Gaza Strip from Israel, calling for the right of refugees to return to what is now Israel a day after Israelis celebrated the 70th birthday of their nation.

Berlin’s government district, including its central station and the economics ministry, turned into a ghost town as ammunition experts moved to defuse a massive unexploded World War II bomb found earlier this week by construction workers.

The Philippines braced for potential trade penalties from the European Union, one of the country’s top trade partners, as criticism intensifies about President Rodrigo Duterte’s bloody war on drugs.

Rebooting a successful videogame franchise is risky—how does a studio hold on to its existing fan base, while at the same time appealing to a new audience? WSJ’s Mark Kelly visits Santa Monica Studio to meet the creators of “God of War.” Image: SIE

Honeywell increased its expectations for earnings and organic sales growth for 2018, citing healthy demand in several segments including commercial aviation and defense.