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The Wall Street Journal: Trump’s travel ban goes before Supreme Court on Wednesday
President Donald Trump’s restrictions on travelers from several Muslim-majority countries face a legal test Wednesday, when the Supreme Court considers whether the administration can categorically bar entry to the U.S. based on a person’s nationality......»»
Car Dealerships Face Conundrum: Get Big or Get Out - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalCar Dealerships Face Conundrum: Get Big or Get OutWall Street JournalA car dealership in Moline, Illinois. About 1,000 dealerships are expected to have changed hands b.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum leaving Facebook over ad plans
Jan Koum, Face.....»»
Aluminum Markets Face Reprieve As Treasury De-Escalates Rusal Sanctions
Following unintended consequential chaos in the aluminum markets following Washington's sanctions on Russian oligarchs, The Wall Street Journal reports the Trump administration on Tuesday amended i.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Senate votes to reinstate net neutrality, but odds of restoration remain slim
The Senate voted Wednesday to reinstate Obama-era open-internet rules, handing a symbolic defeat to the Trump administration over its efforts to roll back those regulations......»»
The Wall Street Journal: House approves bill to roll back regulations for small and midsize banks
Congress took a big step Tuesday to relax a wave of crisis-era restrictions placed on financial firms, as the House approved a plan to ease rules for small and midsize banks......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Mexico details retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products, including cheese, apples, bourbon
The Mexican government published Tuesday its detailed list of U.S. goods that will face import tariffs in retaliation for the U.S. decision to place duties on Mexican steel and aluminum, including American staples such as cranberries, apples and bourbon......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Russia backs OPEC plan for nominal lift to oil production
Russia on Saturday threw its support behind Saudi Arabia’s plan to ramp up global oil production in the face of higher prices, after more than a year of holding back output in coordination with OPEC......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Harvey Weinstein could face life in prison over new charges of sexual assault
With the three additional felony charges, the former producer could now face a maximum sentence of life in prison......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Boris Johnson quits as U.K. foreign minister
His resignation, the second from a cabinet minister in just two days, puts pressure on Theresa May, who could face a challenge to her leadership of the Conservative Party and the government just as she tries to win backing for her new Brexit strategy......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Rite Aid, Albertsons scrap their $24 billion merger
Rite Aid Corp. and Albertsons Cos. have called off their planned merger, a surprise decision in the face of mounting concern from investors......»»
Trump says his steel tariffs will save the U.S. industry: WSJ
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday his tariffs on foreign steel are saving the U.S. industry and he predicted that in the future American steelmakers will mostly face domestic competition, the Wall Street Journal reported......»»
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. hints China could face sanctions over Iranian oil imports
The new U.S. special representative for Iran said Thursday the Trump administration is prepared to impose sanctions on all countries that buy oil from Iran after a deadline in November, including China, the top importer of Iranian crude......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Michael Cohen changed his mind on Stormy Daniels payment after ‘Access Hollywood’ tape surfaced
Michael Cohen initially balked at the idea of buying the silence of a former adult-film star who says she had sex with Donald Trump, but he did an about-face after a video of Trump talking about groping women became public in October 2016......»»
The Wall Street Journal: EPA announces plan to roll back regulations on methane emissions
The Trump administration on Tuesday proposed less stringent requirements for oil-and-gas companies dealing with methane-gas leaks, weakening an Obama administration rule intended to combat climate change......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Number of teens who vape has jumped 75% this year, new study finds
Teen use of e-cigarettes has soared this year, according to new research conducted in 2018 that suggest fast-changing youth habits will pose a challenge for public-health officials, schools and parents......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Google CEO warns staff to stay nonpartisan or face actions
Alphabet’s Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai warns employees in a memo against letting their personal politics affect their work as the internet giant fends off criticism that its widely used products could be biased......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Kavanaugh accuser will testify Thursday before Senate Judiciary Committee
The woman who accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault will appear Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, her lawyers said, setting up a high-stakes face-off......»»
Will Washington regulate Google?
The Wall Street Journal reporter Douglas MacMillan discusses how Google CEO Sundar Pichai denied the allegations that the company silences conservative voices and how regulations would impact the tech giant......»»
The Wall Street Journal: IMF warns some emerging-market countries could face ‘severely adverse’ capital outflows
A new study by the International Monetary Fund projects emerging economies will muddle through recent market turbulence without a severe shock to their financial systems, but flags an outside chance of a crisis......»»