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The House speaker and the president held a year of confidential talks on immigration that ended in failure this summer.
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The president has written to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to lay out shared U.S.-Iranian interests in combating insurgents and to spur progress on nuclear talks.
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NYSE/European Pressphoto AgencyA year after its IPO, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo has confounded investors with mixed messages and a series of executive changes. The CEO remains popular with employees, but some big investors are frustrated.
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Momentum is growing to narrow a gap between laws that oversee sports agents and financial advisers who approach college athletes.
The latest snapshot of the labor market is expected to show U.S. employers added jobs at a healthy clip last month despite emerging worries about the global economy. Here are five things to watch in the Labor Department report.
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PepsiCo President Zein Abdalla, widely viewed as a potential successor to CEO Indra Nooyi, is leaving the snack and beverage giant.
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The release of a trove of confidential corporate tax documents from Luxembourg is raising new questions about the role Europe’s top official, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, played in helping international companies reduce their tax bills.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into trading activity in GT Advanced Technologies’ securities and is seeking information about its sapphire business, the company disclosed Thursday in a regulatory filing.
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The SEC delivered a win to the $2 trillion exchange-traded-fund industry Thursday night, approving a new type of fund structure that doesn’t have to disclose its holdings.
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A town known as “Little Berlin” during the Cold War kept its wall and death strip as a memorial, to the dismay now of some who see old divisions persisting despite unification.
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After a federal appeals court upheld bans on same-sex marriage in four states, there’s renewed pressure on the Supreme Court to decide whether gay couples have a constitutional right to wed.
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China and Japan cleared the way for their top leaders to meet in Beijing in the coming days and to gradually resume diplomatic and security talks.
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Film Review: Christopher Nolan’s three-hour “Interstellar,” starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, never achieves lift-off, writes Joe Morgenstern.
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OPEC would likely lower the ceiling on its collective production if oil prices fall to $70 a barrel, a level most of the group’s members don’t expect to see this year, according to several of the group’s officials.
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Documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act reveal that Google’s contractor halted the ‘mysterious’ barge projects after the Coast Guard repeatedly raised fire-safety concerns.
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Want to boost your home value? Invite your mother-in-law over. Why space for aging parents is a hot real-estate amenity now.
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The Berlin Wall was “thrown up overnight on Aug. 13, 1961,” noted the Journal. Its fall in 1989, the Journal reported, meant Germans would no longer be held behind the Iron Curtain. Today in WSJ History, published Nov. 10, 1989.
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Unsatisfied with treatment for stuffy noses, they invented their own.
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THE EXPERTS: When companies go for years calling themselves startups, it implies they’re not a real businesses, at least according to this entrepreneur.
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London News Pictures/Zuma PressIn photos selected Thursday by Wall Street Journal editors, Bonfire Night is celebrated in England, a horse-drawn carriage flips over in Germany, a protester is arrested in Brussels, and more.
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Jason Henry for The Wall Street Journal‘Boomerang parents’ who move in with their adult children offer two benefits: peace of mind and higher property values
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Chris DickinsonThe NFL Hall-of-Famer spent years outfitting the roughly 740-acre ranch, where he raises horses, cattle and pigs
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J. Scott ApplewhiteCandidates from both parties were voted into office and incumbents, such as Republican Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, kept their seats. A look at winners from across the nation.
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