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U.S. Economic Growth Slows to 1.6% |
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GDP growth in first quarter lagged behind the 2.4% projected by economists |
| David Uberti | |
Harvey Weinstein Sex-Crimes Conviction Thrown Out by New York High Court |
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Court rules disgraced film producer didnâ??t receive a fair trial, orders new proceedings |
| Erin Mulvaney | |
Southwest to Exit Four Airports as Boeingâ??s Problems Ripple Through Industry |
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Airlineâ??s profit margins have lagged in recent quarters; plans to limit hiring and re-evaluate cabins as Boeing deliveries fall short |
| Alison Sider | |
Metaâ??s License to Spend on AI Gets Checked |
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Facebook parentâ??s capital expenditures this year will rival outlays from Google and Microsoft, but advertising growth is slowing |
| Dan Gallagher | |
How Australia Struggled to Get Elon Muskâ??s X to Remove Video of a Terrorist Attack |
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Musk argues Australiaâ??s demands risk allowing any country to control the entire internet |
| Mike Cherney | |
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Gives a Soft Landing Long Odds |
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Jamie Dimon says the U.S. consumer is in good shape right now, but a huge fiscal deficit and geopolitical challenges make him cautious about the future. The JPMorgan Chase CEO sits down with WSJ Editor in Chief Emma Tucker. Photo: Adam Falk |
They Entered College in Isolation and Leave in Protest: The Class That Missed Out on Fun |
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The pandemic left many students anxious and lonely, still choosing to go to class online, watch games on their phones and eat meals in their rooms. â??Weâ??ve never had a calm time when we can just focus on being kids.â?? |
| Douglas Belkin | |
Protesters Are Demanding Colleges Divest From Israel. Hereâ??s Why Thatâ??s Not Happening. |
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University administrators have steered clear of activistsâ?? arguments that Israel is committing genocide. Endowment chiefs say divesting would set a questionable precedent. |
| Matt Barnum, Juliet Chung | |
Retire at 65? Itâ??s More Like 62. |
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People are overly optimistic about how much they can work later in life, a new study suggests |
| Anne Tergesen | |
Workers Get Ready to Switch Jobs. Employers Are Fighting to Stop Them. |
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The federal ban on noncompete agreements is set to reshape the U.S. job market while creating a new rift between employees and bosses |
| Lindsay Ellis, Chip Cutter | |