Oil shot to its highest price since 2023 after surging again because of the Iran war, and a weak update on the U.S. job market knocked stocks lower to cap Wall Street’s worst week since October.

Gretchen Tarrant Gulla is an audience editor at The Wall Street Journal. She was previously a producer on the audience voices team.

Early 2026 data have painted an economy on steady footing at the start of the year—but with risks from stubborn inflation, a job market that has slowed, and heightened uncertainty about economic ...

Among the unreleased documents are a woman’s unverified allegations against President Trump.

The human-resources software group’s guidance missed Wall Street’s expectations and added fuel to investors’ recent worries over the risks that artificial intelligence poses to its business.

When Christopher Clark, a litigator at a boutique law firm, raised his hourly rate to the once-unthinkable level of $3,000, he said he didn’t receive pushback from clients. But he did get one notable ...

JPMorgan Chase’s board of directors gathered late last year at Morgan’s, an English pub on the 13th floor of the bank’s ritzy new skyscraper. When a tray of Guinnesses was served, the people ...

The vital signs of the American economy are pointing in the same, favorable direction more convincingly than at any point since before the pandemic. Inflation is falling. The labor market is holding.

U.S. stocks steadied after an encouraging update on inflation helped calm a Wall Street that’s been wracked by worries about ...

As relates to artificial intelligence, we are people on a beach seeing a tsunami coming at us and thinking “It’s huge” and “We can’t stop it” and “Should we run? Which way?” Gathering anxieties seemed ...

Investors drove stocks to records betting that artificial intelligence will change the way that American companies do business. Glimpses of that potentially far-reaching impact have become evident in ...