The Wall Street Journal.flipped into VIDEOS1:113 days agoTexas Congresswoman: ICE Agents in Shooting ‘Did Not Have Body Cameras’The Wall Street Journal. - WSJWhen speaking about the ICE-involved shooting in Texas, Rep. Sylvia Garcia said that she also 'probably wouldn't have stopped' if she was being followed by an unmarked black SUV.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into VIDEOS9:373 days agoOn Board NATO’s Arctic Aircraft Carrier Hunting for Russian ThreatsThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJWSJ joins the British military on its flagship aircraft carrier as it deploys to the Arctic to try to deter an escalating hybrid war in the High North.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into VIDEOS7:554 days agoThese Americans Built Dream Homes in Lebanon. Then Israel InvadedThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJWatch how the WSJ identified dozens of American-owned properties destroyed by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into VIDEOS0:445 days agoTrump Says Iran Wants Deal as U.S. Hits Military TargetsThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJSpeaking aboard Air Force One, President Trump said Iran wants to make a deal ‘so badly,’ as the U.S. struck targets including missile and drone sites near the Strait of Hormuz.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into VIDEOS10:555 days agoOpenAI Investor Vinod Khosla Explains His Philosophy on Risk TakingThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJTech billionaire Vinod Khosla's appetite for risk dates back to 1976, when he first came to the U.S. from India, knowing no one but driven by his ambition to start his own company. He breaks down how he applies risk to his own life—and his investing.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into VIDEOS1:055 days agoTrump Says He'll Let Ukraine Manufacture Patriot MissilesThe Wall Street Journal. - WSJIn a meeting with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, President Trump announced that he is giving Ukraine the ability to manufacture Patriot missiles, a key air-defense weapon.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Markets & Finance1 hour agoIBM Shares Tumble on Earnings WarningThe Wall Street Journal. - Robb M. StewartTech company says number of large deals failed to close on expected timelines International Business MachinesIBM0.93%increase; up pointing triangle warned of a hit to earnings as the launch of its flagship enterprise mainframe designed for the AI-age stumbled and customers shifted their spending …
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Politics1 hour agoFor Whom the Strait TollsThe Wall Street Journal. - Damian PalettaPlus, Lindsey Graham’s sister to fill his Senate seat, and how China’s Xi Jinping now manages Russia’s Vladimir Putin There are reports that Oman has even floated the idea of collecting tolls (or fees, or…whatever) for passage along the southern edge of the strait.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Latest From the WSJ1 hour agoTech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market TalkThe Wall Street Journal.0729 GMT – Ericsson second-quarter earnings beat expectations, but gross margin guidance will likely weigh on the stock, J.P. Morgan analysts write. Ericsson beat consensus Ebitda expectations by 3.1%, despite a sales miss, on the back of better gross margins in both the key networks and cloud …
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Business1 hour agoAlvin and the Chipmunks Plan a Reboot for the Digital-First GenerationThe Wall Street Journal. - Molly ReinmannBrian Robbins’s Big Shot Pictures takes a stake in the 68-year-old franchise, with plans for short-form content and a new movie Alvin, Simon and Theodore are making a comeback, with the world’s smallest boy band being revived for a new generation. Big Shot Pictures, the family-entertainment company …
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Business1 hour agoAuto & Transport Roundup: Market TalkThe Wall Street Journal.0807 GMT – Delta’s and Korean Air’s earnings offer a positive read-across for Cathay Pacific’s 1H results, HSBC Research analysts write in a note. Premium demand was a standout story for Delta, while Korean Air’s 2Q passenger yields grew with the surge in Middle East traffic diversion. These are …
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Latest From the WSJ1 hour agoHe Called Out China’s Economy. Then He Went Silent—for Good.The Wall Street Journal. - Lingling WeiPlus, Beijing’s AI ambitions and why some readers don’t trust Chinese EVs I called Gao Shanwen back in 2019, early in Xi Jinping’s second term, when disappointment over Beijing’s failure to reform its state sector was curdling into something closer to alarm. Xi had come to power promising that the …
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