Judge Questions Administration’s Defense of Deportation Flights
The Justice Department says it wasn’t obligated to comply with an oral directive to turn around planes carrying alleged ...
Alphabet back in talks to buy cybersecurity startup Wiz for $30 billion, source says
(Reuters) -Google-parent Alphabet is in advanced talks to acquire cybersecurity startup Wiz for around $30 billion, a source ...
US House committee seeks records from DHS on Chinese telecom hacking
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. House of Representatives committee on Monday asked the Homeland Security Department to turn ...
Alphabet Back in Deal to Buy Cybersecurity Startup Wiz for $30 Billion, WSJ Reports
(Reuters) -Google-parent Alphabet is in advanced talks to acquire cybersecurity startup Wiz for around $30 billion, the Wall ...
Harvard Is Going Tuition-Free for Families Making Up to $200,000
The Ivy League school is expanding financial aid for middle-income families.
How Republicans Learned to Love High Prices
Donald Trump’s allies have pivoted from denying that his tariffs will hurt consumers to insisting that consumers should ...
This Missile Maker Is Racing to Rearm Europe
Boosting production at companies such as MBDA is crucial if Europe is to wean itself off American weapons.
Slumping Stocks Threaten a Pillar of the Economy: Spending by the Wealthy
Consumer spending is highly dependent on the affluent, who are highly dependent on the stock market.
The Week the Smart Money Got Whipsawed by the Market
Hedge funds usually like to take advantage of stock-market unrest. Lately, they have helped spread it instead.
Intel Made a Mistake Decades Ago. Now Its New CEO Has to Fix It.
Intel’s stock plunged 60% in 2024 and the company ousted its CEO. That has left new CEO Lip-Bu Tan facing significant challenges, including how to fix the chip giant’s business. WSJ explains.
Here’s Where to Look for Early Signs of a Recession
We already know what the jobs report tells us. But what about other indicators—like sales of mini liquor bottles?