Новости за 02.12.2023

Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and a cadre of women broke glass ceilings at the highest levels of government.

Ghanaian-British photographer Campbell Addy captures chic and easy pieces to match the beauty of Ghana’s capital and its striking surroundings.

Indian security agent’s alleged role in a thwarted plot to kill a New York-based lawyer spotlights New Delhi’s fight against Sikh separatists abroad.

The retailer says its halt isn’t a boycott, but due to poor performance.

Among other things, take advantage of matching-donation opportunities and give directly to nonprofits.

Companies discover buyers are more price-sensitive—which is good news for central bankers.

Available positions at establishments with fewer than 10 workers rose almost 20% in recent months.

Ford pauses and then scales back proposed facility backed by government funding and set to employ hundreds.

The four lucrative tax deductions that often get overlooked

Dozens of hostages were released by Hamas, McDonald’s overhauls its burger, a German family breaks their own Christmas tree record and other images from around the world selected by WSJ photo editors.

Health regulators want to create a ‘nutrition label’ for AI apps in one of Washington’s first attempts to impose safety requirements on the technology.

Households grappling with high-interest debt and the resumption of student-loan repayments could benefit from expert advice.

Is the joy of having a dog worth the inevitable pain of its loss? WSJ readers weigh in.

Fara Homidi struck gold with her first foray into cosmetics: a sky-blue lip compact that is now an object of desire.

Investors might be warming again to the growth potential of alternative ways to pay.

Thanks to our move to New York and some unexpected expenses, we are scrambling to adjust—financially and psychologically.

The New York museum mounts two exhibitions, ‘Morgan’s Bibles: Splendor in Scripture’ and ‘Medieval Money, Merchants, and Morality,’ that explore its founder’s sumptuous collection of religious texts and the conflicting claims of faith and wealth.

Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal.

These six quick exercises can also help improve your flexibility after a solid sweat.

The intensified strikes opened what could be the next phase of Israel’s war against Hamas, as negotiators pushed to reinstate a pause in the fighting.

Shares of weapons makers have outperformed the S&P 500 since Oct. 7.

When Dave Hollis quit his plum Disney job to join his wife Rachel’s self-help empire, the pair built a business around sharing some of their darkest feelings on social media. The reality was even worse.

His giant F-bombs overshadowed his Israel trip and Cybertruck launch.

Biden administration officials say the new rule will cool the planet, while industry groups say it will put some firms out of business.

Thitu Island in the South China Sea has 250 residents, and they are determined to stay despite ever-present Chinese ships on the horizon.