The Wall Street Journal

Sam’s Club Chief Executive Rosalind Brewer will leave the company next month. Her departure leaves no women or people of color with a CEO title at parent company Wal-Mart.

Despite the disastrous launch of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, the South Korean tech giant forecast its highest profit in more than three years.

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.

Parents often use phrases like “Good job!” and “Say thank you” when they talk to their children. But what do those phrases really mean?

A guide to navigating the online vintage marketplace—a far cry from the dusty basement boutiques of old—and hunting down historic deals.

Tired of ubiquitous frames? The specs from these global brands are neither tediously classic, nor unwearably eccentric—but occupy that sweet spot in-between.

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 its economic expansion could slow to 7.1% in the year ending March 31, though the estimate doesn’t reflect the full impact of the prime minister’s move to cancel almost 90% of the country’s cash.