The Wall Street Journal

Toyota Motor finds itself in the position of having to prove its worth as a job creator in the U.S. after a tweet by President-elect Donald Trump.

A ruling by a U.S. judge to permanently block the sale of Sanofi’s new cholesterol-lowering drug could deal a blow to the French drugmaker’s ambitions for what it hoped would become a blockbuster product.

A court sentenced the former head of Oxy Reckitt Benckiser to seven years in prison after the company’s disinfectant for humidifiers killed scores of people and left hundreds with lung damage.

A first look at the most interesting products and trends at the consumer electronics industry’s annual show in Las Vegas.

Robots that play chess, provide directions, go out for groceries—these are the helpful robots on display at this year’s CES tech trade show in Las Vegas.

Carmakers are rushing to bring voice-assisted, artificial intelligence software into vehicles. Many of these auto makers are aiming to put autonomous vehicles on the road by 2020.

Lee Jae-myung, who favors reaching out to North Korea and confronting the U.S., has emerged as a serious contender to lead the country.

A Chinese attack submarine made an unprecedented stopover in Malaysia this week in a rare public display of China’s expanding undersea force and a further sign of power realignment in Southeast Asia.

India said growth could slow to 7.1% in the year ending March 31, though analysts warned the estimate probably doesn’t reflect the full impact of a move to cancel almost 90% of the country’s cash.