The Wall Street Journal

A notice from the trucker’s lawyers says the bankrupt business is moving forward with the sale of properties and liquidation of equipment.

The Nikkei Stock Average fell 1.0% to 32520.06 in early trade, dragged down by JPY strength, which hurt overseas earnings of Japanese exporters when repatriated to Japan.

Videos of carjackings and thefts from trucks have been posted on social media during the busy season for package carriers.

The spice, which calls to mind mall-brand body sprays, is behind the aroma of several new luxury fragrances.

The warning, by financier Ross Stevens, comes as congressional panel announces investigation into antisemitism at Penn, MIT and Harvard.

Backed by producers Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey, director Blitz Bazawule takes on the iconic story.

Unsure what to wear to a formal holiday party? Try pairing major gemstones with classic black and white ensembles.

The big winners from rising skittishness over the investment environment in China appear to be emerging markets such as India, the chief market strategist at financial advisory and asset-management firm Lazard said.

The man suspected of killing three people and wounding a fourth at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, had applied to be a professor at the school but wasn’t hired.

Director Yorgos Lanthimos makes his finest film yet with this wild, lavishly told tale of a cloistered young woman’s self-discovery.

The announcement of the reigning Masters champion’s signing comes as the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund face a Dec. 31 deadline to join forces.

The eminent Japanese animator returns in this imaginative but confusing film set during World War II that features the voices of Robert Pattinson and Christian Bale.

Many of the year’s best productions, like Annie Baker’s ‘Infinite Life’ and a loft staging of ‘Uncle Vanya,’ happened in smaller spaces, while Sondheim and ‘Spamalot’ brought much-needed life to Broadway.

The director’s documentary focuses on artist Anselm Kiefer and his provocative work that addresses Germany’s troubled history.

With the triple threat of flu, Covid-19 and RSV, get ready for more sickness. Here’s how to protect yourself—and what to do if you catch a virus.

Mary Kathryn Nagle’s play at the Public toggles between the stories of a young woman working at Lehman Brothers and the Lenape people centuries before; Gavin Creel stars in his own musical-theater tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

This ‘Frontline’ presentation investigates the case of Jack Teixeira, an Air National Guardsman accused of leaking classified information who was active in the conspiracist corners of the internet.

The buyout firm sees the business as a key player in the transition to renewable energy.

A documentary on PBS focuses on Chinese women who travel to the U.S. to have their babies and the murky system that enables them.

The former Kohl’s boss will succeed longtime executive Chip Bergh who helped overhaul the jeans maker.