Three of the books that Andrew Ross Sorkin is recommending this year.
Mike Manley, the head of the Jeep and Ram brands, took over as chief executive of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles on Saturday. The company’s other brands have not performed as well as those that Mr. Manley led.
Yaridania Betancourt, standing, a recruiter for You Gotta Believe, at a gathering of families willing to make a permanent commitment to young adults who are aging out of foster care.
“I didn’t feel like I had a prayer,” said Crystal Thompson of Eight Mile, Ala., whom Walmart accused — mistakenly, an employee later acknowledged — of shoplifting about $70 in groceries. A lawyer for Walmart threatened a lawsuit if she didn’t pay $200.
It is time to toast and roast the year’s deal makers on Wall Street and in Washington and look ahead to what may come next.
An architectural rendering of Amazon’s proposed building in Boston’s Seaport district. The structure would be home for an additional 2,000 technology workers, Amazon said.
The battle over a proposed merger of CBS and Viacom grew more intense on Wednesday when CBS amended its lawsuit against its parent company after board voting rules were changed.
Jonathan Bush resigned on Wednesday as the chief executive of Athenahealth amid a battle with the hedge fund Elliott Management.
MoviePass, a subscription-based service for movie theater tickets, was forced to borrow $5 million last week after it said it could not pay its bills.
The Trump administration’s reversals on trade have been seen in China as a sign of instability. “In Chinese culture, when a political leader says something, you mean something,” an analyst in Shanghai said.
A factory in Hangzhou, China. An economic slowdown in the country — coupled with the knock-on effects of widening trade disputes and slowing growth in Europe — may augur poorly for the global economy.
Lei Jun, second from right, the chairman and founder of Xiaomi, at the debut of his company’s shares in Hong Kong on Monday.
Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS, is at war with Shari Redstone, the leader of the network’s parent company.
Trader Gregory Rowe working on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Friday. Even though the prospect of a trade war unnerves many on Wall Street, investors appear to believe any collateral damage would be manageable.
A marijuana dispensary in Toronto. The bulk of the companies in the ETFMG Alternative Harvest E.T.F., the first marijuana-focused exchange-traded fund listed in the United States, are small Canadian ventures.
Paul A. Volcker testifying before the House Banking Committee in 1980. He conquered a crisis of runaway inflation.
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