Katherine Sayre is an entertainment reporter in The Wall Street Journal’s Los Angeles bureau. She joined the Journal in 2019 to cover the gambling industry, exploring Las Vegas Strip casinos and ...

The era of job-hopping for bigger raises is coming to an end as workers face shrinking salaries and fewer opportunities to ...

JPMorgan Chase’s Jamie Dimon and BlackRock’s Larry Fink both said the turbulence wasn’t like prior financial crises.

The streaming service has shared financial performance targets with staff that underscore its dominance.

Even hedge funds weren’t prepared for the gyrations in stocks, Treasurys and currencies.

Investors are abandoning go-to strategies like “buy the dip” and snapping up bearish bets, bracing for more volatility.

Rolfe Winkler is a reporter covering digital health based out of The Wall Street Journal's San Francisco bureau. He writes about how technology companies large and small are innovating in the ...

Tariffs are testing the habit of staying invested no matter how rocky markets get.

Photo: Richard Drew/AP Wall Street executives Friday warned President Trump’s tariffs were sending the U.S. economy into the unknown and that the uncertainty was already hurting consumers and ...

Some of the fastest-growing careers lie in middle-skill roles like sterilizing surgical tools, yet too few people know about ...