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Shake Shack is known for a relatively minimalist menu, but a recent job posting signals that could be changing.

Tucked away in the southern desert of Jordan is Wadi Rum, a vast valley cut into the sandstone and granite cliffs near Aqaba. The British officer T.E. Lawrence, later known as Lawrence of Arabia, passed through the area several times during the Arab Revolt of 1917, and described Wadi Rum as “vast, echoing, and god-like” — and it is. Spanning 280 square miles, Wadi Rum is full of silent history.

The beauty and nothingness of Wadi Rum in Jordan.

The technology ecosystem in China is innovating at a speed perhaps not understood in Silicon Valley, said the VP of international at Xiaomi.

Looking for the country's burger epicenter? Here are the best and worst areas to be a burger fan.

Twenty-eight years ago, the GIF was created.

Capitalising on better governance is not as simple as buying an ETF

The finer details of Wednesday's indictment against FIFA officials appears to implicate one U.S. household name in particular.

Former chief says investment bank ‘was not a bankrupt company’

Former Lehman chief points finger at ‘other agendas’ behind bank collapse

"Regardless of what you heard of Lehman Brothers' risk management, I had 27,000 risk managers because they all owned a piece of the firm," he said.

Structural improvements are for national politicians to implement

You're gonna need a bigger bag of popcorn this summer. Along with George Lucas' "Star Wars," Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" is cited as a catalyst for blockbuster era, which after three decades and change is no longer an "era" as much as the status quo for Hollywood. If you've never seen the director's iconic movie, next month you can experience what made everyone get out of the water in 1975 for the first time (or all over again). READ MORE: Watch: Explore Steven Spielberg Making "Jaws' Shot-by-Shot In 33 Minute Video  On Sunday... Читать дальше...

Wall Street pay and shareholder performance don't always line up, with a few caveats.

There's no shortage of luxury vehicle choices, but increasingly the wealthy are opting for high-end SUVs instead of traditional models.

Mr Blatter is running for re-election tomorrow.

Celebrity photographer sentenced to three years in prison for taking advantage of L’Oréal heiress

Rumor has it that two vocal powerhouses met in London on Wednesday, May 27. The ever-elusive Adele t[...]

UFC mixed martial arts champ Ronda Rousey stops by the WSJ Café to talk about her new book, the movie “Entourage,” and future fights. Photo: Getty

There's one group of fighters in Iraq who deserve more support from the US, says David Phillips.

Additions to state secrets law could encompass soldiers’ families and campaigners

Can making money off of others' heartbreak be a viable business? An entrepreneur pitches her business to an investor.

Shopping in Manhattan is no longer such a draw

Cleveland is becoming less affordable for housing, thanks to a big drop in for-sale listings.

Much of the support for expanding Asian trade is coming for states with the most to gain, according to a CNBC analysis.