US Business

A joke last week about the first lady being an “expectant widow” brought the late-night host back in the president’s ire.

The move would allow the parcel carrier to cut back on leased planes.

Some companies say affordable models are reliant on a renewed U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

Foreign investors including Persian Gulf sovereign-wealth funds are expected to indirectly own nearly 50% of Paramount equity after the Warner deal.

Dynatrace shares have underperformed its peers, and Starboard is pushing for changes to turn things around.

While Spirit’s talks with officials continue, industry executives see window to negotiate for financial assistance and tax relief.

Profits grow for many companies in the face of war, rising oil prices and inflation; “it’s extremely polarized.”

The musical performance-packed movie about pop star Michael Jackson is a hit despite negative reviews from critics.

A year after Beijing cut the world off from vital minerals, the West is breaking China’s chokehold.

Watch as the hedge-fund manager gets candid about passing down wealth to his kids, his $250,000 longevity budget and how money changes relationships for The WSJ Money Interview.