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'Remarkably poor judgment': Wall Street Journal takes critical eye to start of Trump's 2nd term

The Journal has editorialised against Trump's pardons of Jan. 6 rioters, called presidential appointee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “dangerous to public health,” suggested Trump give up the effort to end birthright citizenship and twice said he was wrong to strip protection of former officials under threat from Iran

Man flies to New York office thrice a week to save money

The Wall Street Journal reporter said he used travel miles and hotel points to book flights and stay in New York.

What a Possible PBOC Leadership Shake-Up May Mean for Policy

Governor Yi Gang is widely expected to step down, potentially paving the way for veteran banker Zhu Hexin to take his place, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The Wall Street Journal trolled for suggesting people skip breakfast to save money

A Wall Street Journal piece advising readers, in all seriousness, to skip breakfast in order to save money is getting brutally trolled on social media.

'BJP controls Facebook' — Rahul Gandhi attacks Centre citing Wall Street Journal report

In response to Congress allegations of BJP's social media manipulation backed by the WSJ article, the saffron party reminded Rahul Gandhi of the Cambridge Analytica scandal that had left his party red-faced a few years ago.

Facebook denies claims of approaching banks for customers' financial data

The company has clarified that it is not seeking any customer data from banks as claimed by a report in WSJ.

Elon Musk is starting another company which connects your brains with devices

The company will be the vehicle for the development of the "neural lace" Musk discussed on Twitter and elsewhere, according to the The Wall Street Journal

Yahoo board to discuss sale of core business: Report

A hedge fund with a stake in Yahoo urged the Internet giant last month to drop its planned spinoff of its stake in China's Alibaba and instead sell the "core" search business.

Mixed messages as Fed officials go public in force

The Fed's 17 policymakers have scheduled 16 separate speeches or public appearances this week across the country, less than two weeks after the central bank decided to delay what would be its first rate hike in nearly a decade.

Greece is bad but this is worse!

Stocks were smacked hard Wednesday by concerns that China's economy will begin to feel the pain of a selloff that has erased more than 32 percent from Shanghai stocks.

Rupert Murdoch preparing to step down as Fox CEO: Reports

The Murdochs own 39 percent of voting shares in Fox and News Corp, the company that operates newspapers like The Wall Street Journal and book publisher HarperCollins, through a family trust. Fox split from News Corp in 2013.

GE in talks to sell lending unit for $74 bn: report

GE is pursuing negotiations to sell all or part of the business to Wells Fargo, with the talks also involving other bidders, the newspaper said, citing people familiar with the matter. Contacted by AFP, the huge US conglomerate declined to comment.

Why oil decline could get ugly again

Oil analysts say the strong production in the US should ultimately wind down, as the output of some wells in operation declines and more wells are shut in. But for now, as seasonal factors like refinery maintenance affect demand, US production could be a catalyst for even lower prices and a new bottom for crude.

Has the business jet market bounced back?

The Citigroup report argued that "the exuberance of the 2000s created a significant overhang in new demand," and that while business jet companies were hopeful that China could fill in the gap left by the west, "demand will develop (there), but not quickly enough to produce a material pickup in the near-term."

Facebook may copy Twitter with introduction of hashtags

Facebook Inc is looking to improve its search and indexing capabilities by adding the hashtag symbol, one of the most recognizable features of its social networking rival Twitter, according to media reports.

Facebook hacked but user data uncompromised

Facebook announced on Friday that it had been a target of a series of sophisticated attacks that resulted in malicious software being installed on certain

Is G20 converted into euro crisis summit? Experts discuss

As the world struggles to get a grip on the situation, a panel including James Lamont, the South Asia bureau chief of The Financial Times; Paul Beckett, the South Asia bureau chief of The Wall Street Journal and Meghnad Desai, the emeritus professor of Economics Lord discuss the implications of all these issues.