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IBM’s $33 billion bet on the world’s biggest Linux company shows how the once-maverick operating-system software has cemented its place at the heart of modern business computing.

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Trade figures suggest U.S. companies pulled forward their orders for goods from China to get ahead of new tariffs, and shipping and logistics businesses now are bracing for a similar surge before additional tariffs could be rolled out next year.

President Trump to deploy 5,200 troops to southern border, synagogue massacre suspect appears in court, and Virginia school cafeteria manager uses bananas to empower kids.

Are coffee shops "guilting" customers into adding a tip; and using a water-cooler topic to promote your small business.

Not all designers think so, for reasons both aesthetic and practical, given the athleticism required to simply climb in and out. Here, arguments both pro and con.

This is the web version of the WSJ’s Capital Journal newsletter. You can sign up for daily delivery here. What We’re Watching Trump’s Schedule: The president and first lady visit Pittsburgh to meet with the families of victims of Saturday’s shootings. Immigration: President Trump said in an interview with Axios that he plans to sign an executive order that […]

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With names like Sweet Bitch and Mommy’s Time Out, a whole category of wines is aiming to corner the female market. Our wine columnist tasted her way through them to find out if they’re actually any good.

Sony said its videogame business would power another profit record in the current business year, extending the sharp turnaround by the Japanese electronics and entertainment company.

Sony’s games division drove the company’s healthy results last quarter, yet it still trades at a steep discount to Nintendo.

The U.K. said it will move ahead with plans to introduce a first-of-its-kind tax on locally generated revenue by large technology firms—the most concrete attempt yet by an industrialized nation to rewrite the world’s tax code for the digital era.

Jim Meyer, CEO of SiriusXM, on how the company will leverage having two different kinds of revenue streams.

Two political developments in Germany and Brazil suggest that the desire for change is not just American, but international in nature. The WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains. Photos: Getty

A Florida ballot initiative to restore voting rights to people with felony records stands a chance of passing on Nov. 6. What could that mean for the state’s split electorate? Photo Illustration: Heather Seidel/WSJ

Readers vying to win this one-of-a-kind denim jacket were asked to confess their most misguided, embarrassing, and downright ridiculous clothing purchases. Here is the winning response—and 36 more of our favorites.

Scientists from China’s military are significantly expanding research collaboration with scholars from the U.S. and other technologically advanced countries, at times obscuring their affiliation from their hosts, according to a new research report and interviews with academics.

With reissues of iconic designs from their pre-Y2K heydays, brands like Tommy Hilfiger and Nautica are finding new customers who were toddlers the first time around.

As mainstream social-media companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Reddit try to get rid of racist commentary and hate speech, those conversations are finding homes in other corners of the web.

The president calls the migrant caravan in Mexico an “invasion,” but his critics say the troop movement is a campaign ploy.

Chief Studios Officer Laura Miele on the push to have more women make games and more games portray strong female characters.

Mexico deployed hundreds of police officers, helicopters and boats along its porous southern border with Guatemala on Monday in a bid to halt the entry of about 1,500 mostly Honduran migrants, as the U.S. moved to beef up its own southern border.

He may be corrupt, but liberals rally to re-elect their man in New Jersey.

Brazil’s President-elect Jair Bolsonaro, the ex-army captain who stormed to power Sunday, is expected to give the armed forces their biggest role in the country’s government since the fall of military rule.

A Lion Air jetliner carrying 189 people crashed shortly after takeoff from Jakarta in what was the first major accident involving a new variant of the popular Boeing 737.