China’s State-Owned Property Developers Shun Private-Sector Deals

Beijing has encouraged state-owned property companies to step in and take over the projects and properties…

WSJ News Exclusive | Barnes & Noble Takes Page From Amazon With $40-a-Year Membership Program

WSJ News Exclusive Business The book retailer also launches a free membership program in an effort…

WSJ News Exclusive | ‘OG Mark’ Returns at Meta as Facebook Parent Gives Thousands of Staff Subpar Reviews

People familiar with the matter said the performance ratings could indicate that more cuts are on…

France’s EDF Lost $19 Billion After Nuclear Outages

Business Income Pipe corrosion prompted the company to shut down more than half of its nuclear…

Europe’s Gas-Price Ceiling Already Shows Cracks

The area’s new price range manages to look both risky and pointless at the same time.

January PPI Report Shows Producer Prices Rose, Pointing to Persistent Inflation

US supplier prices rose 6% in January from a year ago, a sign of still-stubborn inflationary…

Nestlé Sells Less After Raising Prices, Moves to Drop Some Unpopular Lines

Business Europe Packaged-food giant grapples with rising energy, raw material costs

Shares of Aircraft Lessors Take Off in Tight Market for Planes

Jet leasing companies to airlines are benefiting from global travel and production delays at aircraft manufacturers.

Gucci’s Owner Needs Some Retail Therapy

One way for Kering to compete with its main competitor, LVMH, is to shop for a…

Booming Oil Exports Boost U.S. Role as Global Price Maker

Trades in key Texas-crude contracts hit record highs.