Matthew Dalton is a reporter in The Wall Street Journal's Paris bureau where he covers climate change, energy security and European politics and foreign policy. Before moving to Paris, Matthew was ...

Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla are collectively off to their worst start since the 2022 slide, ...

Sarah Karnasiewicz is the features editor for The Wall Street Journal’s Off Duty lifestyle section. Prior to joining the staff in 2022, she was a columnist and contributor to Off Duty for more ...

Suzanne Kapner writes about the retail industry for The Wall Street Journal from New York. Her coverage area includes department stores like Macy’s, JCPenney and Neiman Marcus, as well as ...

Congress and the president should keep in mind that ultralow interest rates almost certainly aren’t coming back.

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Dave Michaels is a reporter covering corporate law enforcement, antitrust litigation, and consumer protection in The Wall Street Journal's Washington bureau. Dave focuses on the Justice Department ...

Yaroslav Trofimov is the chief foreign-affairs correspondent of The Wall Street Journal, covering major issues and developments around the world. He won the National Press Club award for political ...

Your memories of what the market has done before can deceive you in dangerous ways.

Stu Woo is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Singapore. He writes about business in Asia, with a focus on technology and U.S.-China relations. He also contributes to the sports section ...

Noemie Bisserbe covers French politics and foreign policy in The Wall Street Journal’s Paris bureau. Previously, Noemie covered the banking and insurance industries, chronicling the fallout of ...

With prices rising and the economy looking shaky, it’s time to seek out free and discounted media. Luckily, there’s no ...