Many U.S. Companies Plan to Keep China Ties, Survey Finds
The new report commissioned by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation also indicated that many American firms identify China ...
China’s Biotech Advances Threaten U.S. Dominance, Warns Congressional Report
Congress should invest at least $15 billion to support biotech research over the next five years and take other steps to ...
The China Foe Storming State Capitols
Michael Lucci, a 40-year-old lobbyist, is making patriotic appeals to advance anti-Beijing laws across the U.S.
In Matter of Days, Outlook Shifts From Solid Growth to Recession Risk
The economy was chugging along. Then came President Trump’s dramatic tariff increase.
Chatbot Confidential: How to Protect Your Privacy When Using AI Chatbots
A podcast series that examines the risks that come with using generative AI-powered chatbots and how to keep your data safe.
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Erich Schwartzel covers the film industry in The Wall Street Journal's Los Angeles bureau. He joined the Journal in 2013 and has written dozens of front-page stories on life and business in ...
The Complicated Relationship Between Consumer Sentiment and Stocks
Since Covid, the typically positive correlation between consumers’ mood and stock prices has collapsed, research finds.
‘Fewer Choices and Higher Prices’: The Supply Chain of the Future
Tariff increases are likely to be passed on to consumers while companies look for cheaper locations.
With Trump Tariffs, Even AI Could Get More Expensive
Higher prices may be in store for a range of materials used to build the data centers that will deliver AI.
Accused Tech Spy Says Rival CEO Recruited Him With Offer to Be Like James Bond
An alleged spying plot in the payroll-services industry involves allegations by a former employee of Rippling that he was ...