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Amazon's bid for Whole Foods may set off a grocery and food war. One overlooked target of that coming showdown: Warren Buffett. Read More

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The dramatic fall of the renminbi since 2014 reflects the slowing of China's debt-fueled economic growth and the accumulation of default... Read More

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With prices and sales both soaring nationally, the housing panic of 2007 seems like an all-but-forgotten nightmare. But it's still very much... Read More

With home costs skyrocketing in large metropolitan areas, companies that want to attract talent may have to get into the real-estate business. Read More

New homes are shrinking, but the average American has been stockpiling square footage for more than a century. Read More

If today F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway had their famous exchange about the rich, it probably would go like this: Fitzgerald: The... Read More

In 1859, when Manhattan still had many farms, near the Battery on the island's southern tip the Great American Tea Company was launched. It... Read More

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Uber may well be a more stable company without Travis Kalanick. Kalanick without Uber is another story. Read More

In his letter to Congress last month, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer emphasized that “NAFTA was negotiated 25 years ago,... Read More

Economist Peter Morici — like many others — insists 'the trade deficit means Americans are living beyond their means.' If he is... Read More

As Saudi Arabia plans an initial public offering for a piece of its national oil company, the company's market value is hotly disputed. The... Read More

Last week was budget mania in Sacramento and in the chaos that always ensues, Sacramento's Democratic leadership prevailed once again at... Read More

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A well-known obstacle to the greater popularity of Bitcoin as a medium of payment is the high volatility of its exchange value. This... Read More

The now-infamous United Airlines video quickly snowballed into a crisis of epic proportions, providing rich fodder and stock price... Read More

Both Donald Trump and Republican state legislatures want to limit women's access to birth control. History shows that would be a huge mistake. Read More

Yu Ruojian was pleased to learn that his target ran a sex shop. Someone who worked in retail would be used to talking to strangers, and it... Read More

The broadest, timeliest data on the health of the job market show that financial markets may be wrong about the economy. Read More

With unemployment at historic lows, there is a sense of urgency to fill a manufacturing workforce before companies are forced to move from... Read More

Both Indiana and Rhode Island demonstrate that we can curb the seemingly unstoppable rise in Medicaid spending while improving patient care... Read More

The team that saved a big bank at no cost to the British taxpayer is somehow the only one being flogged. Read More

A belief that stocks pose no risk if held for the long run is false, but it can keep investors who are frightened by a stock-market crash... Read More

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People wanted cheap flights. They got what they paid for. Read More

In early January, then-President-Elect Trump bragged that he had helped put the kibosh on a plan to shift production of the Ford Focus from... Read More

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The IMF has resurrected an old technique – commonly used in the 1980s during the Latin American debt crisis – that will allow... Read More

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