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“Does President Trump understand money? … the answer would appear to be no,” the editorial board wrote, dismantling his argument and cautioning that such a move could fuel inflation and hurt his approval ratings.

Russia formally charges Wall Street Journal reporter

In the Russian legal system, the filing of charges means the formal start of a criminal probe.

Wall Street Journal demands immediate release of reporter arrested in Russia

"Evan's case is a vicious affront to a free press, and should spur outrage in all free people and governments throughout the world, the newspaper said in a statement on Twitter.

Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia over 'espionage' charges

"The FSB halted the illegal activities of US citizen Gershkovich Evan ... a correspondent of the Moscow bureau of the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal, accredited with the Russian foreign ministry, suspected of spying in the interests of the American government," the security services were cited as saying by Russian agencies.

BJP is the world's largest and most important foreign political party: WSJ

"For the foreseeable future the BJP will be calling the shots in a country without whose help American efforts to balance rising Chinese power are likely to fall short," it added.

Social media was a CEO’s bullhorn, and how he lured women

Dan Price had propelled himself to an unlikely position for the head of a 110-person payment processing company when he told his employees that he was raising their minimum pay to $70,000

Facebook didn’t take action against Bajrang Dal to protect staff in India: Report

The WSJ report stated that “besides risking infuriating India’s ruling Hindu nationalist politicians, banning Bajrang Dal might precipitate physical attacks against Facebook personnel or facilities”.

Almar Latour Named CEO of Wall Street Journal Publisher Dow Jones

Latour takes over the helm following the departure of William Lewis effective May 15, the Wall Street Journal owner said.

GM, Ford and Fiat Chrysler target May 18 US restart date: Wall Street Journal

General Motors Co, Ford Motor Co and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV are targeting May 18 to resume some production at their US factories after shutting down plants in March due to the coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus impact | American Airlines to ask for $12 bn in govt relief: Wall Street Journal

The airline industry is one of the sectors hardest hit by the COVID-19 outbreak, with US airlines suspending most transatlantic flights and many domestic routes.

Trump denies report on his 'good relationship' with Kim

In an interview on Thursday, 'The Wall Street Journal' reported that Trump had developed a positive relationship with the North Korea's leader despite their differences.

Snapchat to launch video-sharing sunglasses, renames itself

The sunglasses, called Spectacles, can record videos with a length of up to 10 seconds, and will be priced at USD 129.99, The Wall Street Journal Journal reported.

Volkswagen says it might not resume US sales of diesel vehicles

The German automaker has been barred from selling diesel vehicles in the United States since late 2015 after it acknowledged using "defeat devices" to evade US diesel emissions standards.

You can't suddenly get rid of the public sector: Modi

In an interview with Wall Street Journal, Modi said his government has undertaken the maximum number of reforms since his party came to power but an enormous task lies ahead.

News Corp's quarterly revenue falls 7.3 %, posts loss

The 7.3 percent fall in revenue was worse than analysts had expected, but the company's shares were flat after-hours.

UK's Daily Mail in early talks over bid for Yahoo

A spokesman for the DailyMail.com said Sunday that, given the success of its site and Elite Daily, it has "been in discussions with a number of parties who are potential bidders."

US Prez candidate Bobby Jindal's popularity dips below 1%

In two leading national opinion polls CNN/ORC and NBC/Wall Street Journal Jindal's popularity rating slipped to less than one per cent, following which many political pundits were quick to pronounce a dead end to his presidential ambition at least in the 2016 elections.

Uber CEO says China now accounts for about 30% of trips

Speaking on Tuesday at a tech conference hosted by the Wall Street Journal in Laguna Beach, Calif., Kalanick said Uber's market share in China has climbed since the start of 2015 and now stands at about 30 percent to 35 percent.

WalMart paid millions of dollars in bribes in India: Report

In a major report, The Wall Street Journal said Wal-Mart's "suspected bribery" unearthed in India involves thousands of small payments to low-level local officials to help move goods through customs or obtain real-estate permits.

Google in talks to invest in chat company Symphony: Source

Symphony's chat service allows financial firms, corporate customers and individuals to put all of their digital communications on one centralized platform.

President Xi: China is a big ship hitting rough seas

In the interview, Xi said Beijing's intervention to halt the country's stock market slide over the past few months was necessary to "defuse systemic risks," noting that it was similar to actions taken in "some mature foreign markets."

Rajan hints at rate cut; inflation down quicker

Stating that RBI monetary policy has been accommodative, Rajan said he has cut interest rates three times already this year and he was "still on an accommodative setting".

Messaging app Line says still considering IPO

Line's owner, South Korean Internet firm Naver, was preparing an IPO for the company in 2014, but reportedly postponed it to focus on the messaging app's expansion. It was later reported that Line shares could start trading in Japan - and possibly New York - as early as this summer in a deal that could value it at more than billion.

Oil mkts extend gains after biggest daily climb in six yrs

US crude futures are on track for their first weekly gains in 11 weeks, ending the longest losing streak since 1986. Brent crude is on track for its first weekly gain in two weeks.

What's behind Asia's Uber-sized problem?

Hong Kong police arrested five Uber drivers on Tuesday; one year after the firm began operations in the city. Chief inspector Bruce Hung Hin-kau told reporters that the arrested drivers were charged with not possessing hire-car permits and third party risk insurance, both vital for driving a private car for reward in the city.