Google-Wiz Deal Talks Are Back On, WSJ Report Says
Google's parent company is once again considering the acquisition of cybersecurity software provider Wiz, according to The ...
Job Seekers Hit Wall of Salary Deflation
The salary bump that people who switch jobs used to command has vanished.
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 Days of Set-and-Forget Investing Just Ended for Many Americans
The Trump administration’s chaotic mix of tariffs and government budget cuts has jolted legions of everyday investors, ...
There’s a Good Chance Your Kid Uses AI to Cheat
More students are hiding their secret weapon from parents and teachers, racking up top grades while AI chatbots do the work.
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.
Ukraine Peace Is Not at Hand
In future dealings with Putin, Trump might seek help from America’s intelligence professionals.
If You Want to Beat China, Invest in Renewables, Says John Kerry
The former climate envoy said President Trump’s attempts to undermine the energy transition will harm efforts to keep the U.S. at the forefront of global infrastructure and manufacturing.
A $60 Million Condo Sale Sets a Record for Downtown Manhattan
The duplex at coveted 150 Charles Street was sold by hedge-fund manager Harsh Padia and his wife, Purvi Padia.
Scientists Take on Scholarly Journals With Walkouts, Scathing Letters and Delistings
Some scientists say the for-profit industry’s fast growth makes it harder to police fraud and low-quality work.
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Paul Kiernan is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal covering the U.S. economy out of Washington, D.C., with a focus on immigration and labor. He also contributes to coverage of the Federal ...