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The New York firm’s private-equity portfolio appreciated by 22% during the first quarter, beating out rivals and easily topping the S&P 500, which climbed 5.8% during the period.
A spring surge in cases is beginning to recede in Europe as vaccinations accelerate, boosting hopes of a broad reopening of the region’s economy before the summer.
Dozens of major companies made a joint statement against “any changes that would restrict eligible voters’ access to the ballot” in Texas days ahead of an expected vote in the state legislature on a voting bill.
Montana’s Climbing Arrow Ranch, which was featured in a Robert Redford movie, is made up of a series of five separate, noncontiguous parcels that total about 80,000 acres.
The owner built this Weston, Mass., with an enclosed pool, a tennis court and a wine room. It is listed for $7.5 million.
The S&P 500 and Dow fell, with technology stocks weighing on the major indexes.
The Wall Street Journal is hosting its CEO Council summit Tuesday with top executives, administration officials and policy experts.
The pharmaceutical company expects its Covid-19 vaccine to generate about $26 billion in sales this year, and the company said it is working on making the two-dose shot easier to administer and store.
Treasury Chief Rishi Sunak’s remarks at The Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council Summit highlight the potential for agreement on global tax rules in stop-start talks that are scheduled to wrap up this year.
JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon believes a boom is coming in the American economy but warned that the government could waste it away if ambitious spending plans aren’t held accountable.
An elevated section of the Mexico City subway collapsed in the southeast of Mexico’s capital, causing several train cars to plunge into the street below.
The actress and singer recalls growing up in London, why boarding school wasn’t for her and how she became the inspiration for an iconic Hermès handbag
The U.S. trade deficit widened to $74.4 billion in March on record demand for imported goods.
The site’s Oversight Board is expected to rule on Donald Trump’s case Wednesday. Breaking Facebook’s rules can mean removed posts and blocked privileges, but a vast number of guidelines for moderators aren’t made public.
The surge of coronavirus infections in developing countries amid a relative scarcity of vaccine supply means the pandemic will keep spreading until mid-2022, according to the inventors of the first Covid-19 vaccine authori...
Slice, a pizza-delivery platform has generated more than $1 billion in sales since it launched in 2010. Here’s how Staten Islander Ilir Sela carved out his slice of the pie.
Dell Technologies, Western Union and other companies are showcasing the work of their compliance departments to attract ESG-focused investors.
The pharmacy operator said demand for Covid-19 vaccinations has fallen by about 30% recently as Americans’ hesitancy to receive the shots outweighs expanding eligibility and access.