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The Japanese yen is considered a safe investment in times of trouble, but its proximity to North Korea paints a different picture.

Darrow Kirkpatrick investigates the options when you have plenty of assets but no regular income.

In the face of a deadly weather event, the Texas Rangers have apparently chosen to focus on their playoff odds.

U.S. stock benchmarks on Tuesday stage a modest recovery from heavy selling earlier in the session, that came after a North Korean missile test over Japanese airspace rattled investors and sent Wall Street trawling for assets perceived as safe.

U.S. Treasury prices jump, driving yields to their lowest levels since late 2016, as a North Korean missile test stokes a flight to assets perceived as havens.

Apple Inc. is scrambling to strike deals with Hollywood studios to offer ultra-high definition films on its new Apple TV, but discussions have been hampered by disagreements over pricing, according to people with knowledge of the talks

The first lady’s baffling choice of footwear lit up the Twitterverse — and her critics included one of the top law enforcement officials in the country.

Car sales are likely to initially suffer in the aftermath of the storm, but some predict a swift rebound once dealerships in the areas affected reopen and as people seek to replace their flood-damaged vehicles

North Korea’s launch of a missile over Japan was perfectly calibrated to create political mischief, writes Stephan Haggard.

Adamas’ Gocovri will cost between $10,000 and $30,000 a year.