The Wall Street Journal: Kelly, Bolton said to get into profane shouting match outside Oval Office

The White House is back to its old, chaotic ways. Citing "three people familiar", Bloomberg reports that on Thursday, around the time when the Trump administration was contemplating next steps in the Saudi Arab.....»»

Two American heroes, Brad Pitt and Rambo, were no match for the British gentry of “Downton Abbey,” as the film adaptation of the U.K. television show easily topped the box office this weekend......»»

It has been a while since the Wall Street Journal, the paper that initially broke the story, has published a genuine bombshell related to the Stormy Daniels controversy. But it broke that streak Tuesday morning whe.....»»

Then-president urged the chief investigator from the Georgia secretary of state’s office in a December call to look for fraud in Fulton County while auditing neighboring Cobb County......»»

The New York attorney general’s office settled Tuesday a nearly two-year investigation into the finances and corporate practices of the companies that operates the Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange and the stablecoin tether......»»

Shares of ODP Corp. slipped 1.1% in premarket trading Tuesday, after The Wall Street Journal reported that the office suppli.....»»

WeWork’s co-founder and former chief executive Adam Neumann sued SoftBank Group Corp., accusing the Japanese technology group of breaking a key provision of a deal that gave SoftBank control of the shared-office-space company......»»

SoftBank Group Corp is backing away from part of its planned bailout of WeWork, due to regulatory investigations of the office sharing company, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter......»»

SoftBank Group Corp. is backing away from part of its planned bailout of WeWork, people familiar with the matter said, privately citing several regulatory investigations of the office-sharing company......»»

Southwest CEO Gary Kelly said he will take a 10% pay cut as the airline faces a severe downturn due to the coronavirus......»»

A government report flagging safety culture at Southwest Airlines is due to come out as soon as the end of the week, according to the Wall Street Journal. The Office of the Inspector General highlighted several concerns about the safety culture o.....»»

Who Wall Street wants in the Oval Office.....»»

Google’s health research unit said it has developed an artificial-intelligence system that can match or outperform radiologists at detecting breast cancer, according to new research. But doctors still beat the machines in some cases......»»

Amazon.com Inc. is taking over more office space in Midtown Manhattan. The Jeff Bezos-run company (Nasdaq: AMZN) told The Wall Street Journal that it inked a lease in Hudson Yards — the neighborhood of Manhattan that stretches from about West 25th .....»»

Gov. Brian Kemp and Atlanta businesswoman Kelly Loeffler met secretly with President Trump in the White House Sunday over who Kemp will appoint to take Johnny Isakson Senate seat, The Wall Street Journal reports. Kemp wants to name Loeffler, co-owner.....»»

WeWork is in discussions with T-Mobile Us Inc (NASDAQ: TMUS) CEO John Legere to take over leadership of the office-sharing company, according to a Monday Wall Street Journal re 0 read more.....»»

WeWork is in talks with T-Mobile US Inc. Chief Executive John Legere to take over leadership of the troubled office-sharing startup. According to The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed sources, WeWork is looking for a new leader who could join a.....»»

WeWork could be gearing up for a complete takeover by its main investor, SoftBank Group Corp. According to The Wall Street Journal, the New York-based office space company is in need of emergency-financing, and a deal with Masayoshi Son's Tokyo-based c.....»»

SoftBank Group Corp. has prepared a financing package for WeWork Companies Inc that would give it control over the shared office space company, the Wall Street Journal reported......»»

CNBC's "Power Lunch" team talks about what happened with WeWork's IPO and what may be next for the company with Peter Grant, commercial real estate reporter with The Wall Street Journal......»»