U.S. Home Prices Gained Further Toward End of 2024
U.S. home prices accelerated in November, helped by buoyant New York City purchases, though the housing market could slow ...
WSJ'S Take On the Week Podcast: Is the Fed Done Cutting Rates?
On WSJ’s Take On the Week podcast, co-hosts Gunjan Banerji and Telis Demos discuss what may be the new normal for interest rates, and the coming Federal Reserve meeting with Sonal Desai, chief investm ...
CVS Wants to Help You Spend Less Time in CVS
Superlong pharmacy lines and locked-up cabinets are among the areas the healthcare company is targeting with a new app, ...
The Americans Pledging to Buy Less—or Even Nothing
People are tiring of overconsumption and want to pay off debt.
State Department Urged to Observe ‘Spirit’ of Trump’s Anti-DEI Order During Black History Month
The directive will likely prohibit the agency from openly commemorating the month.
What Is DeepSeek and Why Is It Rattling Tech Stocks?
Here's what you need to know about DeepSeek, the artificial-intelligence phenomenon that is roiling global technology stocks. **What is DeepSeek?
Heard on the Street Recap: DeepSink
The conventional thinking has been that AI companies needed expensive, leading-edge computer chips to train the ...
The WSJ Dollar Index Falls 0.08% to 101.72
The WSJ Dollar Index slipped 0.08% for its third consecutive loss.
Catholic Schools and Jewish Rye
You don’t have to share the faith to love their role in the parent revolution.
Trump and a Bequest From the ‘Meritocracy’
A scholarship student in the ’50s leaves his school $50 million.
Trump-Appointed Prosecutor Opens Review of Justice Department’s Jan. 6 Cases
Lawyers who worked on cases are asked to turn over files, notes and other records.
New Voters Could Shake Up Fed Meetings This Year
The new voters on the Federal Reserve’s policy committee in 2025 are an official seen as one of the system’s most dovish, as ...