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Shares fell—wiping out most of the stock’s gains this year—after Germany’s financial regulator launched an audit of the company’s financial statements

The internal watchdog of the International Finance Corp. found that the lenders pressured borrowers to keep paying back loans they couldn’t afford.

The agreement with mining companies is part of the Trump administration’s push to establish a domestic supply chain for vital industrial inputs.

The regulator says the Disney broadcaster’s TV spots about the agency’s inquiry into “The View” are misleading.

A government rule prohibiting Chinese software in cars resulted in Polestar bowing out of the U.S. market.

Driven by a growing feeling that 9-to-5 jobs are a dead end, people are turning to social media to test out eccentric moneymaking schemes.

The luxury group says it was unaware of any misappropriation of Hermès shares when it was building up a covert position in its rival.

Some oil executives were privately critical of the president’s comments and explained the fuel supply chain is a slow-moving machine.

Traffic through the waterway has ticked up, but could take months to return to normal.

The billionaire co-founder of Robinhood shared his grueling journey to build the financial app with Gunjan Banerji in the latest episode of The WSJ Money Interview.