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Inflation was subdued in the late 2010s. It then surged due to the economic dislocations triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic, ...

Japan's benchmark stock index hit a new record Tuesday, the latest sign that global investors are taking President Trump's ...

The reinsurer confirmed its outlook for the year after second-quarter net profit rose on a moderate level of claims.

Under the global exclusive license deal, Kumquat will be responsible for the Phase 1a study of its inhibitor and Bayer will ...

The number of payroll workers declined between May and June, reinforcing concerns regarding higher labor costs.

The chip maker’s future was dangling by a thread even before its CEO controversy.

Infants and toddlers are getting in on animal-heavy diets, gnawing on leg of lamb and pork rinds. Pediatricians and nutrition scientists are concerned—and perplexed.

Russia is building and operating Turkey’s first nuclear power plant—a $25 billion project. WSJ explains what it means for Turkey and NATO.

The Reserve Bank of Australia delivered its third interest rate cut since the start of the year, responding to evidence that ...

Carbyne CEO Amir Elichai says law-enforcement technology is a hot bet for venture investors, and artificial intelligence is partly why.