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Crocs’s Plan to Turn Short-Term Pain Into Long-Term Gain
The footwear maker took a sales hit as it cut back on discounts even amid an inventory glut, but has now returned to gro...
Inside Indonesia’s Push to Boost Commodity Market Credibility
State-owned Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia’s role is to monitor the resources market and maintain the flow of exports, n...
Chinese Chip Maker YMTC Seeks $4.9 Billion IPO
China’s flagship memory chip maker filed for an initial public offering in Shanghai that is set to be among the country’...
Europe Chastised Trump’s Climate Rollback. Now It’s Delaying Its Own Green Goals.
Developed nations are increasingly balking at the cost of measures to cut down on fossil fuels....
UAW Workers Reject Deere’s Contract Extension Offer, Setting Up 2027 Battle
UAW President Shawn Fain called the offer an effort to avoid the usual bargaining process....
The Trump Intervention That Got the DOJ Off Live Nation’s Back
Antitrust case started out aiming to force the concert giant to sell Ticketmaster. After two White House meetings, a dea...
Shein Looks to Raise Up to $1.77 Billion in Long-Awaited Hong Kong Offering
The fast-fashion giant said it will use the proceeds raised to strengthen its technology infrastructure, as well as stre...
California Expected to Seek TV Channel Sales From Paramount-Warner
California Attorney General Rob Bonta also wants Paramount to commit to keeping its movie studio separate from Warner Br...
Amazon’s Toaster-Shaped Robotaxis Are Hitting the Road
The company is the first to charge for rides in its autonomous vehicle without a steering wheel, dashboard or pedals....
Opinion | The Dumbest Trade War Revisited
Trump’s decision to escalate a tariff brawl with Canada makes no economic or political sense....
Opinion | Now California Is Coming for Your Tires
A new rule from Gov. Gavin Newson orders 70% of today’s car tires off the market by 2033....
Boston Taking Extreme Measures to Combat Underage Drinking
Bars in this city with some 160,000 college students are cracking down on patrons with fake IDs to protect their costly ...
Some Take On Debt for Their Weddings. These Brides Are Making Money.
As wedding spending rises, brides are borrowing from the celebrity-influencer playbook, finding sponsors to pay for invi...
Walmart Keeps Pushing Into Fashion With New Clothing Brand
It is the retailer’s latest attempt to become a fashion destination for more shoppers—and reclaim ground lost to Amazon....
The Heirs to Jack Daniel’s Are Fighting to Keep Control
Plus, Russia’s military is testing its readiness for a fresh mobilization push, and we take you inside Wall Street’s exc...
Heirs to the Jack Daniel’s Fortune Are Fending Off a Takeover—and a Rogue Cousin
A scathing letter from two members of family that controls Brown-Forman accuses the board of “rewarding failure.” A cros...
We Went to Wall Street’s Exclusive Wilderness Camp. Everyone Was Spooked by AI.
Between fishing outings and poker games, veteran finance pros shared their fears about the artificial intelligence trade...
Paramount Prepares to Begin Early Settlement Talks With California Officials
California and 11 other states sued in July to block the $81-billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery...
Readers Share Their StubHub Ticketing Woes
Concertgoers and sports fans say getting a refund can be a challenge when something goes wrong....
A SpaceX Vehicle Is This Island’s Most Talked About Visitor
After a test flight and a tow, the company’s Starship spacecraft has inspired rumors, sightseers and a signature cocktai...
News Quiz for August 22, 2026
See How China Weathered the Iran Oil Shock
Take a look behind the mystery of how Beijing managed to slash crude imports—tamping down global prices—and survive....
Boeing Engineers, Technical Workers Reject Four-Year Contract Offer
The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace voted to allow the union’s negotiation team to authorize ...
Opinion | Trump’s Iran Credibility Problem
Will the President really follow through on his new economic threats?...
Opinion | TERA Puts an Indian Tribe in Charge of Its Energy
The Southern Utes of Colorado are the first to gain authority established under George W. Bush....
Opinion | The Lakers Are Up, Trump Is Down
Los Angeles is leading the business elite in declaring independence from the guy in Washington....
ABC Local Station Move Draws FCC Scrutiny
The Disney-owned network is switching its programming from one St. Louis station to another, attracting inquiries from t...
The Tiny California Company Racing Into Venezuela Faster than Big Oil
Pacific Coast’s grab at some of the first assets made available under the interim government has spurred complaints from...
GM Faces Safety Probe Over Engine-Failure Concerns in Nearly One Million Vehicles
Regulators say hundreds of owners have complained about engine problems despite an earlier recall....
Looksmaxxing Lingo Is Captivating Brands From CeraVe to Carl’s Jr.
Plus, research suggests Gen Z likes radio because it takes the pressure off....
Canada Retail Sales Slip After Rising a Sixth Straight Month in June
The value of retail trade in the country rose 0.6% in June from the month before to a seasonally adjusted 74.28 billion ...
Nvidia in Talks to Invest in Data-Center Power Developer Cloverleaf Infrastructure
The deal involves an investment of several hundred million dollars and cements the chip maker’s role in developing data-...
U.S. to Boost Beef Imports to Address High Prices, Trump Says
The president said he would temporarily allow up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef to be imported into the U.S. with...
Nibe Industrier Shares Rise as Heat Pumps, Data Centers Drive Sales Growth
The Swedish heating company’s shares rose more than 8% after it reported sales and operating profit growth on strong hea...
Plane Crash Near Remote Military Radar Site in Alaska Kills 8
The civilian-contracted plane crashed at a remote radar site some 450 miles from Anchorage....
BJ’s Wholesale Logs Higher Profit, Revenue
The warehouse club chain reported higher second-quarter profit and revenue, as budget-conscious shoppers continued to fl...
Walmart Is Playing the Long Game by Lowering Prices
Plus, Starbucks is laying off more than 200 workers....
Walmart’s E-Commerce Sales Rise as Deliveries Accelerate
Plus: U.S. and Canada inch toward trade deal; Toyota challenges GM’s American sales reign....
The Morning Risk Report: Rainmakers in Talks to Leave Weil Gotshal Amid Poaching Frenzy
Plus: CFTC imposes trading bans on ex-FTX, Alameda execs, and Pennsylvania sets new data-center rules....
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