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The medical-device company took the step in light of clinical data suggesting more frequent deaths and neurological events such as stroke compared with other circulatory-support devices.
U.S. stocks wobbled as fresh weekly data showed a continued recovery in the labor market and traders kept a close eye on any potential policy shifts from the Federal Reserve.
Beijing is letting married couples have three children, but demographers say it would have had a bigger impact before the one-child mind-set took hold.
Biden administration officials said they would work through the international Covax effort to share the bulk of the 80 million Covid-19 vaccine doses they plan to send to other countries by the end of June.
If you watched the ‘Friends’ reunion, you know Jennifer Aniston’s character Rachel Green was a spaghetti-strap zealot. This summer, her skimpy ’90s tops get updated for grownups with lush textures and prints. Here, a few t...
The tight labor market is hampering new restaurant and supermarket openings, putting a potential check on growth in a food industry that is being reshaped by the pandemic.
Lawyers Mark Iola and Sarah Clark built the 12,000-square-foot, seven-bedroom house with entertaining in mind. ‘We like to have a lot of people around.’
Made of steel, concrete and glass, this contemporary home comes with vast entertaining spaces and lots of amenities for visitors.
The EU is pushing back against calls to waive intellectual property rights for Covid-19 vaccines, preparing a rival plan that officials said would better safeguard patents and look for other ways to boost supplies for deve...
Worker filings for initial jobless claims have dropped by 35% since late April, slipping below 400,000 last week for the first time since the pandemic started.
The bulging vessels appear in Hamptons beach houses and San Francisco townhouses. Some say they’re charming and chic. Others think they’re silly and overused. Here, design pros fight it out.
The decision is part of Moscow policy of weaning Russia’s economy off the greenback amid the continuing threat of U.S. sanctions.
Recent polls show no clear front-runner in the race among Democrats seeking to succeed Mayor Bill de Blasio, and shifting voter preferences ahead of the in-person debate.
U.S. and European government bond yields ticked higher after strong business survey readings in Europe, but investors said the recent rise was overdone and that fears inflation would soon cause central banks to lift intere...
Some species of fish developed the ability to thrive in Newark Bay’s toxic waters, demonstrating nature’s power to rebound.
Investors began backpedaling from AMC after the movie-theater operator said it plans to sell shares a day after the company’s stock almost doubled in value.
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General Motors Co. expects profits to be better in the first half of the year than it previously projected, citing steps it is taking to blunt the impact of the computer-chip shortage that has hampered global vehicle produ...
To maintain a ready fighting force, South Korea has a mandatory military service policy. But the country has a problem: Its pool of eligible enlistees is shrinking fast.