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The Trump administration is moving to counter what it views as years of unbridled Chinese aggression, taking aim at military, political and economic targets in Beijing and signaling a new era in U.S.-China relations.

The Commerce Department has opened an investigation into whether mattresses imported from China are being sold below fair value.

Sears Holdings is inching closer to a deal with lenders about a bankruptcy plan that would close at least 150 stores and provide a lifeline loan to keep a small footprint of around 300 locations open.

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Tracing their lineage along the Amalfi Coast, an Italian-American clan finds past glory—and infamy.

A Canadian judge sided with cosmetics giant Estée Lauder Cos. in its legal fight against the founder of the Deciem skin-care brand, ordering him stripped of his CEO title and seat on the board.

A look at the devastation caused by Hurricane Michael, should you worry about stocks taking a dive, and when is Friday not a school day.

What kind of wackos work at the same place for 40-plus years? Those are the words of Aron Ain, chairman and CEO of Kronos. He's got insight on mistakes he's made, the company's big internship program, and his read on today's young adults in the workforce.

In his new cookbook, the Swedish chef captures the heart of baking culture across Scandinavia.

Take a video tour of the recent real estate deals from celebrity sellers

Facebook said fewer users than it initially thought were impacted by hackers in the largest-ever security breach at the social-media giant two weeks ago, reducing its estimate from 50 million users affected to 30 million.

Tour the five luxury homes featured in our Listing of the Day series this week

The structure, made entirely of steel, concrete, zinc and glass, rises from a hillcrest that commands a grand sweep of the Buffalo Bayou waterway.

Elections in two of Germany’s most prosperous regions are likely to diminish Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservative bloc and further destabilize her fragile government, potentially even jeopardizing her leadership.

While it retains its period facade in the original state, the rear of the 19th century home is more modern.

The Trump administration is moving to counter what it views as years of unbridled Chinese aggression, taking aim at military, political and economic targets in Beijing and signaling a new era in U.S.-China relations.

Spanning over a half-block, this historic mansion and its lot are also among the largest in all of Savannah.

The building has that vintage authentic feel throughout, in both the exterior and the interior.

When a couple builds a contemporary house together, the modernist husband and slightly more traditional wife find subtle, surprising ways to keep it cozy.

Andrew Brunson, an evangelical American pastor held in Turkey on terrorism charges, will be sent back to the U.S. following a hearing in which a judge lifted his house arrest.

At a panel hosted by The Wall Street Journal and NBC News, Republican pollster William McInturff and Democrat Frederick S. Yang discussed how the 2018 midterms are going to affect the 2020 presidential election.

A former co-pilot who accused Nick A. Caporella, the billionaire behind LaCroix sparkling water, of improper touching has withdrawn his claims as part of a settlement.

The law says the president can remove central bank governors “for cause,” but is vague on whether that applies to policy disputes.

Affluent and adventurous retirees (and soon-to-be retirees) hit the road in Class A motorhomes with plenty of comforts—and a fuel bill that rivals a small mortgage.