By Greg Bensinger, Maureen Farrell and Rolfe Winkler Feb. 2, 2018 3:28 p.m. ET 2 COMMENTS Airbnb Inc.’s finance chief’s decision to leave came after he was passed over for a different role at the home-sharing

ecutive on recordings says casino staff members are a ‘family’; doesn’t directly address sexual-misconduct allegations Casino mogul Steve Wynn, facing allegations of sexual misconduct, spoke to Wynn Resorts

By James Mackintosh Jan. 29, 2018 1:38 p.m. ET 25 COMMENTS American companies seem to be heeding Donald Trump’s sales pitch—they are rushing to announce investments in the U.S. thanks to tax cuts and

By Joshua Jamerson Jan 30, 2018 7:05 am ET 0 COMMENTS Click here to get the Capital Journal Daybreak newsletter delivered to your inbox. President Donald Trump is poised to renew his call on lawmakers

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. WMT -0.52% is tightening delivery requirements for its suppliers still more as it looks to get its supply chain moving faster and leaner. The retailer will tell suppliers to deliver

Seemingly out of nowhere, a shock wave hit South Vietnam on Jan. 30, 1968. In a coordinated assault unprecedented in ferocity and scale, more than 100,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers stormed

Waymo LLC on Tuesday signaled a large expansion of its robot taxi fleet as the company prepares to open its driverless ride-hailing service to the general public. The self-driving tech unit of Google-parent

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s recent dollar-moving remarks hearkened back to yesteryear, when secretaries were closely followed for their commentary about the dollar. Global currency markets were

The eurozone economy outpaced its U.S. counterpart for the second straight year in 2017 as it recorded its strongest growth in a decade, aided by a revival in investment spending by French businesses.

WASHINGTON—Federal prosecutors on Monday announced charges against eight traders for deceptive trading practices in the futures markets, with all but one person charged with illegal spoofing. The traders

WASHINGTON—Lawmakers are moving to stanch the flow of U.S. technology to foreign investors, creating potential problems for a number of American companies that have bet big on partnering with China. The

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump plans Tuesday to outline in his State of the Union address a broad agenda for the coming year, but he is also expected to wade into a more immediate political showdown:

Janet Yellen ends 14 years at the Federal Reserve this week, the last four as its first chairwoman, having guided the U.S. economy to its tightest labor market in nearly two decades by resisting calls

A political-science professor who says Marquette University violated his employment contract’s guarantee of academic freedom will get his day in court. Though a judge for a lower state court earlier ruled

By Paul Page Jan. 29, 2018 6:20 a.m. ET 0 COMMENTS Sign up: With one click, get this newsletter delivered to your inbox. The warehouse market in New York City is looking up, quite literally. Strong demand