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Sen. Susan Collins of Maine announced she will vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, giving him the support needed to win the lifetime appointment. In her speech to the Senate, she defended Judge Kavanaugh while acknowledging Christine Blasey Ford's "sincere, painful and compelling" testimony and the legitimacy of the "#metoo" movement. Photo: AP

At the spring 2019 runway shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris, designers posited bold takes on familiar ideas like polka dots and trench coats.

Falling U.S. government bond prices signal that investors are beginning to believe the Fed will follow through on its plan for gradual interest-rate increases.

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg told employees the company should embrace diverse views, but expressed frustration a senior executive attended the Kavanaugh confirmation hearing last week, said a person familiar with the remarks.

It’s not just that their senior senator was indicted.

Whether you’re a highlands or a lowlands kinda gal, there’s a Scots-inflected boot for you this autumn.

Confidence in the Kavanaugh confirmation grows, why the midterms could be a boost for stocks and how a power nap can help boost your brain.

New government policies for shift workers could have ripple effects for small businesses; and how your own business biases can hurt your entrepreneurial venture.

The head of the international police organization was reported by his wife to have gone missing in China, according to French authorities, who are investigating his disappearance.

Chic new takes on the four-poster bed invoke the coziness of canopies but liven things up with high-tech carving techniques.

Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic isn’t ready to join his colleagues who believe the U.S. central bank needs to raise interest rates to a place where they would restrain economic activity.

By turning their vintage roadster into a modern electric vehicle, Jaguar has taken a revolutionary step in future-proofing iconic automobiles. Dan Neil goes to Monterey, Calif., for a closer look.

The former Justice plays last-minute confirmation politics.

Authorities effectively expelled a Western journalist from the Chinese territory weeks after he hosted a press-club talk by an activist who had called for Hong Kong’s independence from China, a speech that angered Beijing.

In the workplace, spreadsheet experts face a constant barrage of help requests; ‘run the other way’

The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Congolese doctor Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad, a former ISIS captive, for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence in war.

UPS workers are wrapping up voting on a union contract that has faced opposition among some members over a two-tier wage system for drivers and, more recently, starting wages that trail those at Amazon.

French authorities are investigating the disappearance of Interpol’s president, Meng Hongwei, after he traveled to China and his wife reported him missing.

The added regulations are likely to deepen concerns among corporations about their Chinese operations.

As Italy’s populist government approaches a showdown with the EU over its budget, financial-market tremors are hurting the country’s banking system and threatening the economic growth Rome wants to stimulate.

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The pressure tactics used by President Trump to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement won’t work in trade talks with the European Union, European officials said.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams embraced September hiring data as good news and reiterated his view that the U.S. is enjoying a ‘Goldilocks’ economy.