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The Wall Street Journal: Alibaba, China’s SAIC working together to fight...
BEIJING–Chinese regulators said late Friday that they will be working with e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. to fight counterfeit products sold online, the latest move in a battle that...
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The Wall Street Journal: FCC names winning bidders in wireless spectrum auction
Bloomberg Verizon is one of the companies that spent billions of dollars to secure a U.S. wireless license AT&T Inc. spent $ 18.2 billion in the latest sale of U.S. wireless licenses, easily...
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The Wall Street Journal: GFI shareholders vote down $746 million sale to CME,...
GFI Group Inc. shareholders rejected a buyout proposal from CME Group Inc. and GFI management, according to people familiar with the matter, opening the door for rival BGC Partners Inc. to press its...
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The Wall Street Journal: Would-be Romney donors now likely to fund...
Getty Images Republican donors could finally exhale Friday, as onetime GOP nominee Mitt Romney told supporters he wouldn’t run for president in 2016, resolving a dilemma for fundraisers who gravitate...
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The Wall Street Journal: Auto makers recalling 2.12 million cars, SUVs over...
An array of auto makers are recalling more than 2 million older-model vehicles to address air bags that can deploy inadvertently because of an electronic component supplied by TRW Automotive Holdings...
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The Wall Street Journal: Ukraine violence escalates as officials seek truce...
Ukraine’s nine-month conflict plunged further into deadly violence on Saturday, as Russia-backed rebels pressed their offensive to take the Ukrainian-held city of Debaltseve and officials scrambled to...
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The Wall Street Journal: High-school football is huge in Texas and Nebraska;...
WSJ/Politics Counts Watching football is a great uniter of Americans. But actually playing football? That’s a different story. Opinion polls and football-participation data show huge splits in the...
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The Wall Street Journal: China fears fleeing Uighurs could return as terrorists
Reuters Winter fishing festival last week at Wulungu Lake in China’s Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region. KAYSERI, Turkey — In hindsight, it was a soccer match that kindled Mehmet’s hatred of Chinese...
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The Wall Street Journal: What bitcoin tells us about the future of money and...
AFP/Getty Images A shop in Hong Kong trumpets its support for the digital currency bitcoin. About a half-billion dollars’ worth of it vanished from an online exchange in Tokyo. A prosecutor in...
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The Wall Street Journal: Russia sees economy shrinking 3% in 2015; economy...
AFP/Getty Images Falling oil prices have chilled Russia’s economy. MOSCOW — Russia’s economy minister said Saturday that the country’s gross domestic product is expected to shrink by 3% in 2015 with...
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