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Brookfield Sets Sights on Raising $150 Billion This Year

Brookfield Sets Sights on Raising $150 Billion This Year

     The multistrategy fund manager sees the best opportunities in real estate since 2009 ...

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From the Street, It’s a Victorian Villa. On the Inside, It’s the Definition of Modern Living.

From the Street, It’s a Victorian Villa. On the Inside, It’s the Definition of Modern Living.

     Rebecca and Otmar Szafnauer turned a rundown, neo-Gothic property in Oxford into their new family home Rebecca and Otmar Szafnauer’s 1870s Victorian vill...

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Haitian Kidnappers Release U.S. Nurse and Her Daughter

Haitian Kidnappers Release U.S. Nurse and Her Daughter

     Western Hemisphere’s poorest country is grappling with a wave of criminal gang violence and kidnappings ...

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Disney to Significantly Raise Prices of Disney+, Hulu Streaming Services

Disney to Significantly Raise Prices of Disney+, Hulu Streaming Services

     Entertainment conglomerate also vows to crack down on password-sharing Disn...

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Six People Die in Hawaii After Hurricane Winds Fuel Wildfires

Six People Die in Hawaii After Hurricane Winds Fuel Wildfires

     Tourist town of Lahaina on Maui’s west coast among worst-hit areas; three fires still burning ...

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Yellow Expects to Pay Back Private, Government Loans in Bankruptcy

Yellow Expects to Pay Back Private, Government Loans in Bankruptcy

     The trucker reported that its business in freight markets deteriorated in the second quarter ...

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How to Keep Crowds From Ruining Your Cruise Vacation

How to Keep Crowds From Ruining Your Cruise Vacation

     These seven strategies will ensure that you find some elbow room and still enjoy your cruise vacation, even as sailings sell out Illustration by Jon Krau...

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Utah Man Who Allegedly Threatened Biden Killed in FBI Search

Utah Man Who Allegedly Threatened Biden Killed in FBI Search

     The president was scheduled to arrive in Salt Lake City later in the day La...

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When You’re the Boss, but Your Employees Make More Money

When You’re the Boss, but Your Employees Make More Money

     Power dynamics get complicated when managers earn less than their employees Photo Illustration by Andrea D’Aquino for The Wall Street Journal, iStock (5)...

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Ecuadorean Presidential Candidate Assassinated

Ecuadorean Presidential Candidate Assassinated

     Fernando Villavicencio had brushed off threats he received after calling out drug gangs and corruption ...

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With AI, Hackers Can Simply Talk Computers Into Misbehaving

With AI, Hackers Can Simply Talk Computers Into Misbehaving

     Using a technique called ‘prompt injection,’ hackers can break AI systems using plain English Photo Illustration by Emil Lendof/The Wall Street Journal; ...

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China’s Economy Isn’t Ailing—It’s ‘Evolving’: IPO Lawyers Told to Watch Their Language

China’s Economy Isn’t Ailing—It’s ‘Evolving’: IPO Lawyers Told to Watch Their Language

     Authorities’ recent guidance has sown confusion over what Chinese companies should say ...

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U.S. Ally Promised to Send Aid to Sudan. It Sent Weapons Instead.

U.S. Ally Promised to Send Aid to Sudan. It Sent Weapons Instead.

     U.A.E. arms shipments are fueling a war that has killed more than 3,900 people and run counter to Biden administration efforts to end the conflict War in...

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Disney Gets Iger’s Second Show on the Road

Disney Gets Iger’s Second Show on the Road

     Streaming price increase and ESPN partnership are first strategic moves as growth slows ...

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U.S. Investment Ban on China Poised to Deepen Divide

U.S. Investment Ban on China Poised to Deepen Divide

     President Biden’s order comes on top of a slowing Chinese economy, Covid lockdowns and rising tensions between the two powers ...

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Europe Is Embarking on a Mining Renaissance. Winning Over Locals Is Proving a Challenge.

Europe Is Embarking on a Mining Renaissance. Winning Over Locals Is Proving a Challenge.

     Governments in Portugal and elsewhere on the continent want a secure supply of critical minerals to power the green transition, but opposition is often st...

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Colleges Spend Like There’s No Tomorrow. ‘These Places Are Just Devouring Money.’

Colleges Spend Like There’s No Tomorrow. ‘These Places Are Just Devouring Money.’

     Students foot the bill for flagship state universities that pour money into new buildings and programs with little pushback Photo Illustration by Emil Le...

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Kim Yo Jong: What We Know About Kim Jong Un’s Sister and Her Role in North Korea

Kim Yo Jong: What We Know About Kim Jong Un’s Sister and Her Role in North Korea

     The dictator’s sister has star power, a rising political profile and is called the country’s de facto No. 2 leader ...

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Social Security Benefits Will Go Up Next Year, but Not by a Lot

Social Security Benefits Will Go Up Next Year, but Not by a Lot

     Monthly checks are expected to increase about 3% in 2024, according to analysts ...

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Some 911 Call Centers Still Haven’t Adapted to the Cellphone

Some 911 Call Centers Still Haven’t Adapted to the Cellphone

     Nationwide, a number of 911 centers struggle to locate cellphone callers and can’t receive texts or photos, as the systems continue to rely on decades-old...

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‘It’s Hard to Be an Activist These Days’: Gadfly Investors Trail Stock-Market Returns

‘It’s Hard to Be an Activist These Days’: Gadfly Investors Trail Stock-Market Returns

     So-called activist shareholders are up about 14% through July, lagging behind the S&P 500’s gains ...

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Lyft to Expand Its Ad Business as New CEO Eyes a Turnaround

Lyft to Expand Its Ad Business as New CEO Eyes a Turnaround

     The ride-sharing company and its larger rival, Uber, are racing to build significant ad operations ...

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Natural-Gas Prices Soar on Australian Labor Dispute

Natural-Gas Prices Soar on Australian Labor Dispute

     Threat of strike action at facilities run by Woodside and Chevron raises concerns about supply of liquefied natural gas ...

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China Lifts Ban on Group Tours to U.S. and Other Countries

China Lifts Ban on Group Tours to U.S. and Other Countries

     Beijing will also allow group travel to Japan, South Korea and Australia, despite lingering geopolitical tensions ...

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Ukraine Uses Small-Unit Tactics to Retake Captured Territory From Russia

Ukraine Uses Small-Unit Tactics to Retake Captured Territory From Russia

     On the southeastern front, platoons backed by artillery fight to dislodge Russians Members of Skala Special Unit on the edge of the village of Robotyne i...

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Coach Owner Strikes $8.5 Billion Deal for Parent of Michael Kors, Versace

Coach Owner Strikes $8.5 Billion Deal for Parent of Michael Kors, Versace

     Tapestry is paying $57 a share for Capri in one of the biggest fashion tie-ups in years ...

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How to Avoid Utter Embarrassment at the Iowa State Fair, as a Presidential Candidate

How to Avoid Utter Embarrassment at the Iowa State Fair, as a Presidential Candidate

     Political hopefuls find the annual fair can be an obstacle course. Don’t flip the pork chops too fast, watch out for the corn dogs. Stephanie Stamm/ the...

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Hospitals Shutter Maternity Wards Amid Falling Birthrates

Hospitals Shutter Maternity Wards Amid Falling Birthrates

     Women have fewer delivery options in rural, aging parts of the U.S. Hospita...

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This Payments Company Is Winning Big After SVB Collapse

This Payments Company Is Winning Big After SVB Collapse

     Brex says it now oversees close to $7 billion in customer money, after startups fled Silicon Valley Bank Much of Brex’s new money comes from businesses t...

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Maui Wildfires Leave at Least 36 Dead

Maui Wildfires Leave at Least 36 Dead

     Blazes fanned by hurricane winds devastate historic town of Lahaina ...

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CPI Report Shows Annual Inflation of 3.2% in July

CPI Report Shows Annual Inflation of 3.2% in July

     Steady monthly readings on underlying price pressures could deter the Fed from raising rates. ...

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Russia Aims to Restore Prestige in Race to Moon’s South Pole

Russia Aims to Restore Prestige in Race to Moon’s South Pole

     Success could signal Moscow’s ability to overcome sanctions and demonstrate its technological prowess, but the challenges are severe The Luna-25 lander o...

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Emmy Awards Postponed Until January Amid Writers’ and Actors’ Strikes

Emmy Awards Postponed Until January Amid Writers’ and Actors’ Strikes

     Primetime television awards show was originally scheduled for Sept. 18 A vi...

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To Battle New Threats, Spy Agencies to Share More Intelligence With Private Sector

To Battle New Threats, Spy Agencies to Share More Intelligence With Private Sector

     Pandemics, cyberattacks and supply-chain disruptions are pushing government to work more with outside groups ...

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Ecuador Declares State of Emergency After Presidential Hopeful Killed

Ecuador Declares State of Emergency After Presidential Hopeful Killed

     Leader says the Aug. 20 election will go forward as planned Presidential ca...

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‘Dad, These Are Really Good.’ The Key to Making Better Burgers—Without Any Beef

‘Dad, These Are Really Good.’ The Key to Making Better Burgers—Without Any Beef

     Smash burgers made with turkey, chicken and even shrimp will yield the classic, crispy-edged, full-flavored patties you crave, thanks to these genius hack...

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Amazon Cuts Dozens of House Brands

Amazon Cuts Dozens of House Brands

     Company’s cuts include all but three of its 30 clothing labels, such as Goodthreads and Lark & Ro ...

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Biden says he has ‘practically’ declared a climate emergency. But he actually hasn’t.

Biden says he has ‘practically’ declared a climate emergency. But he actually hasn’t.

    President Joe Biden said he has already “practically” declared a climate emergency. But he has yet to actually make a declaration, which would give him a h...

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NYC mayor puts $12 billion cost on migrant crisis, blames 'broken' national immigration system

NYC mayor puts $12 billion cost on migrant crisis, blames 'broken' national immigration system

    NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday sharpened his appeal for state and federal aid by presenting steep new cost projections for the tens of thousands ...

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Biden sets new rules restricting U.S. investments in China

Biden sets new rules restricting U.S. investments in China

    President Joe Biden on Wednesday will establish new rules limiting American investments in high-end Chinese technology sectors — a long-awaited effort mean...

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Brookfield Sets Sights on Raising $150 Billion This Year

The multistrategy fund manager sees the best opportunities in real estate since 2009 ...

Read More

From the Street, It’s a Victorian Villa. On the Inside, It’s the Definition of Modern Living.

Rebecca and Otmar Szafnauer turned a rundown, neo-Gothic property in Oxford into their new family home Rebecca and Otmar Szafnau...

Read More

Haitian Kidnappers Release U.S. Nurse and Her Daughter

Western Hemisphere’s poorest country is grappling with a wave of criminal gang violence and kidnappings ...

Read More

Disney to Significantly Raise Prices of Disney+, Hulu Streaming Services

Entertainment conglomerate also vows to crack down on password-sharing ...

Read More

Six People Die in Hawaii After Hurricane Winds Fuel Wildfires

Tourist town of Lahaina on Maui’s west coast among worst-hit areas; three fires still burning ...

Read More

Yellow Expects to Pay Back Private, Government Loans in Bankruptcy

The trucker reported that its business in freight markets deteriorated in the second quarter ...

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How to Keep Crowds From Ruining Your Cruise Vacation

These seven strategies will ensure that you find some elbow room and still enjoy your cruise vacation, even as sailings sell out ...

Read More

Utah Man Who Allegedly Threatened Biden Killed in FBI Search

The president was scheduled to arrive in Salt Lake City later in the day ...

Read More

When You’re the Boss, but Your Employees Make More Money

Power dynamics get complicated when managers earn less than their employees Photo Illustration by Andrea D’Aquino for The Wall S...

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Ecuadorean Presidential Candidate Assassinated

Fernando Villavicencio had brushed off threats he received after calling out drug gangs and corruption ...

Read More

With AI, Hackers Can Simply Talk Computers Into Misbehaving

Using a technique called ‘prompt injection,’ hackers can break AI systems using plain English Photo Illustration by Emil Lendof/...

Read More

China’s Economy Isn’t Ailing—It’s ‘Evolving’: IPO Lawyers Told to Watch Their Language

Authorities’ recent guidance has sown confusion over what Chinese companies should say ...

Read More

U.S. Ally Promised to Send Aid to Sudan. It Sent Weapons Instead.

U.A.E. arms shipments are fueling a war that has killed more than 3,900 people and run counter to Biden administration efforts to...

Read More

Disney Gets Iger’s Second Show on the Road

Streaming price increase and ESPN partnership are first strategic moves as growth slows ...

Read More

U.S. Investment Ban on China Poised to Deepen Divide

President Biden’s order comes on top of a slowing Chinese economy, Covid lockdowns and rising tensions between the two powers ...

Read More

Europe Is Embarking on a Mining Renaissance. Winning Over Locals Is Proving a Challenge.

Governments in Portugal and elsewhere on the continent want a secure supply of critical minerals to power the green transition, b...

Read More

Colleges Spend Like There’s No Tomorrow. ‘These Places Are Just Devouring Money.’

Students foot the bill for flagship state universities that pour money into new buildings and programs with little pushback Phot...

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Kim Yo Jong: What We Know About Kim Jong Un’s Sister and Her Role in North Korea

The dictator’s sister has star power, a rising political profile and is called the country’s de facto No. 2 leader ...

Read More

Social Security Benefits Will Go Up Next Year, but Not by a Lot

Monthly checks are expected to increase about 3% in 2024, according to analysts ...

Read More

Some 911 Call Centers Still Haven’t Adapted to the Cellphone

Nationwide, a number of 911 centers struggle to locate cellphone callers and can’t receive texts or photos, as the systems contin...

Read More

‘It’s Hard to Be an Activist These Days’: Gadfly Investors Trail Stock-Market Returns

So-called activist shareholders are up about 14% through July, lagging behind the S&P 500’s gains ...

Read More

Lyft to Expand Its Ad Business as New CEO Eyes a Turnaround

The ride-sharing company and its larger rival, Uber, are racing to build significant ad operations ...

Read More

Natural-Gas Prices Soar on Australian Labor Dispute

Threat of strike action at facilities run by Woodside and Chevron raises concerns about supply of liquefied natural gas ...

Read More

China Lifts Ban on Group Tours to U.S. and Other Countries

Beijing will also allow group travel to Japan, South Korea and Australia, despite lingering geopolitical tensions ...

Read More

Ukraine Uses Small-Unit Tactics to Retake Captured Territory From Russia

On the southeastern front, platoons backed by artillery fight to dislodge Russians Members of Skala Special Unit on the edge of ...

Read More

Coach Owner Strikes $8.5 Billion Deal for Parent of Michael Kors, Versace

Tapestry is paying $57 a share for Capri in one of the biggest fashion tie-ups in years ...

Read More

How to Avoid Utter Embarrassment at the Iowa State Fair, as a Presidential Candidate

Political hopefuls find the annual fair can be an obstacle course. Don’t flip the pork chops too fast, watch out for the corn do...

Read More

Hospitals Shutter Maternity Wards Amid Falling Birthrates

Women have fewer delivery options in rural, aging parts of the U.S. ...

Read More

This Payments Company Is Winning Big After SVB Collapse

Brex says it now oversees close to $7 billion in customer money, after startups fled Silicon Valley Bank Much of Brex’s new mone...

Read More

Maui Wildfires Leave at Least 36 Dead

Blazes fanned by hurricane winds devastate historic town of Lahaina ...

Read More

CPI Report Shows Annual Inflation of 3.2% in July

Steady monthly readings on underlying price pressures could deter the Fed from raising rates. ...

Read More

Russia Aims to Restore Prestige in Race to Moon’s South Pole

Success could signal Moscow’s ability to overcome sanctions and demonstrate its technological prowess, but the challenges are sev...

Read More

Emmy Awards Postponed Until January Amid Writers’ and Actors’ Strikes

Primetime television awards show was originally scheduled for Sept. 18 ...

Read More

To Battle New Threats, Spy Agencies to Share More Intelligence With Private Sector

Pandemics, cyberattacks and supply-chain disruptions are pushing government to work more with outside groups ...

Read More

Ecuador Declares State of Emergency After Presidential Hopeful Killed

Leader says the Aug. 20 election will go forward as planned ...

Read More

‘Dad, These Are Really Good.’ The Key to Making Better Burgers—Without Any Beef

Smash burgers made with turkey, chicken and even shrimp will yield the classic, crispy-edged, full-flavored patties you crave, th...

Read More

Amazon Cuts Dozens of House Brands

Company’s cuts include all but three of its 30 clothing labels, such as Goodthreads and Lark & Ro ...

Read More

Biden says he has ‘practically’ declared a climate emergency. But he actually hasn’t.

President Joe Biden said he has already “practically” declared a climate emergency. But he has yet to actually make a declaration,...

Read More

NYC mayor puts $12 billion cost on migrant crisis, blames 'broken' national immigration system

NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday sharpened his appeal for state and federal aid by presenting steep new cost projections f...

Read More

Biden sets new rules restricting U.S. investments in China

President Joe Biden on Wednesday will establish new rules limiting American investments in high-end Chinese technology sectors — a...

Read More

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