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Breaking Down the Worst Earnings Quarter in Years

A look at how companies and sectors performed in the second quarter of 2023 By ...

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Where to Find a $4-an-Hour Math Tutor With a Ph.D.? Overseas

Traditionally in-person services are increasingly provided from abroad ...

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In Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, Demand for Gold and Dollars Soars

Turks are pouring money into foreign currency, jewelry and other assets as the lira weakens ...

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What Inheritors of IRAs Need to Know About Required Withdrawals

A lot of taxpayers were confused, and missed taking RMDs when they should have. Fortunately for them, penalties have been waived....

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Pratt & Whitney Engine Problems Lead Some Airlines to Reduce Flights

RTX’s bet on powering single-aisle jetliners runs into quality and durability concerns ...

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How Retirement Plans Should Protect Employees From Themselves

The design of 401(k)s and other retirement savings plans too often lead employees to make financially harmful mistakes. It doesn’...

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I Married an Oppenheimer

There was no diamond fortune, but we found riches nonetheless. By Re...

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We Have Enough Old Colonels Running Around

The U.S. military pushes its experienced members toward retirement for a reason. ...

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For NATO, Asia Is a Strategic Distraction

John Bolton gets it wrong. The alliance has enough to worry about in Europe. By ...

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Michael Mann Responds on Wildfires and Climate Change

Bjorn Lomborg should know that we can only adapt so much. By Readers...

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Alan Blinder Defends the Supply-Shock Theory of Inflation

When energy-related prices rise, many other prices, being sticky downward, don’t fall. ...

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Washington Has Energy Production All Wrong

Biden was wrong to back a 1978 law mandating the use of coal, and he’s wrong to push solar and wind now. ...

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Trump’s Conspiracy and Campaign Troubles

Both his legal defense and presidential campaign will suffer for attempting both at the same time. ...

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What Was Donald Trump Thinking?

Good luck finding out. But psychology can help us grasp why he, like so many Democrats, clung to lies. ...

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Efforts to Spotlight Private Equity’s Healthcare Stakes Struggle for Traction

Congress and regulatory agencies have made scant headway in requiring medical companies to reveal owners ...

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Stock Funds Are Up 16.7% for 2023

The stock-market rally kept investors bullish—to a point. The Fed’s moves still will call the tune. ...

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Deadline for Niger Coup Leaders to Back Down Passes Without Intervention

West African leaders had threatened to use force to return Niger President Mohamed Bazoum to power ...

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Train Derails in Pakistan, Killing at Least 30

Authorities have yet to determine the cause of the accident, which injured more than 100 people ...

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Notable & Quotable: On Ken Griffin’s $300 Million Harvard Donation

‘Griffin’s gift signals . . . to universities that they will continue to pay no price for a political agenda antithetical to main...

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Ukraine Needs American Drones

China’s export controls on the unmanned aerial systems Kyiv uses will benefit Russia in the war. ...

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Second Thoughts on ‘Gender-Affirming Care’

The American Academy of Pediatrics orders a scientific review. Will it be conducted honestly? ...

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‘Anansi’s Gold’ Review: Treasure Map to Nowhere

He knew how to find the billions of dollars that Ghana’s leader had sent abroad, but first he needed investors to keep him (luxur...

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‘Barbie’ Surpasses $1 Billion at the Box Office

The summer blockbuster, fueled by a monthslong marketing blitz, has tapped into the cultural zeitgeist ...

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The Politics and Science of Jet Fuel

No, planes won’t run on fruit compost, but they can be made more sustainable. By...

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Groundhog Day for Deadbeat Argentina

Another peso collapse may be coming as a presidential election approaches. ...

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August’s Surprises Arrived Early

UFOs, brain scans and superconductors made it an unusually interesting July. ...

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A Challenge to Racial Politics in Medicine

Doctors sue to stop a California requirement to teach ‘implicit bias.’ By ...

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Why San Francisco Is a Homeless Mecca

The city spends $646 million on shelter, but vagrancy grows. By ...

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China and Russia Eye Alaska

A joint naval patrol off the Aleutians is a warning and a test for the U.S. By ...

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Pollo Tropical Restaurant Chain to Be Sold

Authentic Restaurant Brands to buy Fiesta Restaurant Group for $225 million ...

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Democrats vs. the Supreme Court

They want to influence which Justices can hear certain cases, which would destroy judicial independence. ...

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The Other A.I.: Artificial Intimacy With Your Chatbot Friend

Some people develop connections with chatbots that become personal Illustration By Pete Ryan Illustration By Pete Ryan ...

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What’s Really Driving Your Procrastination and How to Beat It

That big, scary task? Make it as easy to tackle as the small stuff that fills your days ILLUSTRATION BY SHIRA INBAR FOR THE WALL...

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The Era of Ultracheap Stuff Is Under Threat

Factories across Asia are struggling to attract young workers, which is bad news for Western consumers accustomed to inexpensive ...

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Violations of the Constitution Aren’t Crimes, Trump Lawyer Says

The former president’s legal team on Sunday previewed how it might seek to defend him against federal conspiracy charges ...

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Going to Europe This Summer? Brace for Flight Delays

Wildfires, air-traffic control shortages, strikes and the war in Ukraine have led to more delays than last year’s summer of disru...

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New Jerseyans Don’t Pump Gas. That’s Just How They Like It.

Many Garden State residents are proud to be the last U.S. state to prohibit self-service gasoline stations Even as a full-servic...

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Ukraine’s Ammunition Chief Battles to Boost Production

Former head of state railway company fights to bring Ukraine’s defense industry up to speed as war with Russia drags on Oleksand...

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Yellow, One of the Largest U.S. Truckers, Files for Bankruptcy After Shutting Down

The company’s chief executive says Yellow is closing after the chapter 11 filing, costing some 30,000 workers their jobs ...

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Jack Smith Is Known to Take On Tough Cases. But He Doesn’t Always Win.

The special counsel responsible for two indictments of Donald Trump has a decidedly mixed record Jack Smith has developed a repu...

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