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Facebook’s WhatsApp has introduced a setting that automatically deletes messages after seven days, a move aimed at encouraging users to feel comfortable chatting in confidence.

To promote her naturalist cause, the eminent primatologist collaborates with the mass retailer’s Crate and Kids brand on children’s furniture—from lemur-crested chairs to chimp-shaped pillows.

Gold’s gains this week have highlighted something unusual about its rally this year: Rather than moving in the opposite direction to stocks, the haven metal and riskier equities recently have rallied and tumbled together.

Hispanic men have almost caught up with white men in the jobs recovery, while women—especially minority women—have lagged behind, Labor Department data show.

When you’re searching for the best deal on that one perfect dress or jacket, online shopping can seem like an overwhelming labyrinth of options and dead ends. This pro advice takes out the guesswork.

Advances on the battlefield by Azerbaijan in its conflict with Armenia over the disputed territory of Nagorno Karabakh shattered hopes this week for an end to the fighting and the forging of a diplomatic settlement.

Candidates should not have to go to court to ensure transparency.

Tesla fans can now sit back in their “Tesla short shorts,” swipe on a dating app reserved exclusively for Tesla owners, all while sipping “Tesla Tequila.”

The combining of common rooms was already losing its luster. But as the pandemic has triggered demand for private spaces like home offices and dens, designers are looking for a new solution.

Despite a stronger October jobs figure, colder weather and a resurgence in coronavirus cases threaten the recovery in retail and food service jobs.

The owner of Reese’s and KitKat gained ground in the U.S. candy market as retail sales of its chocolate brands jumped nearly 10% in its latest quarter.

Share benchmarks pared losses as the sharpest weekly rally since April paused with investors focusing on the still-undecided presidential election, surging Covid cases and fresh jobs numbers.

If the election has you doubting the political experts, don’t forget to rethink your assumptions about investing.

The Trump administration imposed sanctions on the prominent Lebanese Christian politician as it moves to sideline the pro-Iranian political movement Hezbollah and tackle corruption in Lebanon.

In Japan, soaring gondolas at an amusement park and karaoke boxes are options for homebound workers. Next up: office-equipped campers.

The U.S. added 638,000 jobs in October and the jobless rate fell to 6.9%, the Labor Department said Friday, a sign of labor market healing amid rising coronavirus infections.

Data suggest that over the long term, funds that focus on high-yield debt, including junk bonds and low-grade municipal debt, deliver exactly what they promise: high yields.

CVS Health named Karen Lynch, chief of the company’s Aetna insurance arm, as its next CEO, as the pharmacy giant navigates the coronavirus pandemic and a shifting health-care landscape.

Ask Encore: Parents and retirees should think twice about using their savings to help family members.

An investment by the owner of the Cartier jewelry brand in luxury fashion website Farfetch is a smart move. It might also be an indirect admission of weaknesses at the rival online business it owns, Yoox Net-a-Porter.

Few states have fared as well during the coronavirus pandemic as Vermont, but its economy depends on reopening its crucial tourist industry this winter, even though that will mean letting in skiers from states still ravaged by the virus.

The northern Italian city is largely being spared the second wave that is spreading across the country and Europe, possibly thanks to a degree of immunity from the spring outbreak.

Coca-Cola, GM, Estee Lauder and others got a lift in the third quarter from Chinese consumers spending big, even as a surge in Covid-19 cases in the U.S. and Europe tempers demand elsewhere.

The breach, at the demilitarized zone that separates South Korea from the North, has raised questions about how well Seoul is protecting itself against infiltration from the North. The man was eventually found nearly a mile inside South Korean territory.