Wells Fargo & Co. kept its chief executive’s pay flat last year while he dealt with the bank’s extensive regulatory problems.
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Senators Criticize Accounting Regulator over Crypto Audits
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The GDP doesn’t paint a picture of an economy slipping into recession, explains #WSJWhatsNow on.wsj.com/3Jj1mTR
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Nasdaq closed 1.8% higher as investors reviewed a slew of economic-data releases and blue-chip earnings
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Activist investor Elliott is preparing to nominate a slate of directors at Salesforce, in a sign that a battle for board seats at the business-software maker may be looming
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Bed Bath & Beyond Stock Falls on Credit-Line News
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Heard on the Street: Sony will be a major beneficiary as videogames shape up as the next content gold mine for movies and television
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Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan are making employees share the pain of regulatory fines for the improper use of messaging apps
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Buzzfeed Stock Soars After Reports About AI Plans, Meta Partnership
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Morgan Stanley is fining bankers up to $1 million for chat-app use that runs afoul of record-keeping rules
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Heard on the Street: The good times aren’t over for U.S. oil refiners
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Heard on the Street: GDP doesn’t paint a picture of a U.S. economy slipping into recession, but the headline figure masks real weakness and got some temporary boosts
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Tesla shares rose after the company struck an upbeat tone about demand and its ability to navigate a potential economic downturn
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Stripe, one of Silicon Valley’s most valuable startups, is moving closer to what could be one of the biggest public-market debuts in recent memory
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Gold purchases by everyone from central banks to institutions and ordinary investors have lifted the precious metal in 12 of the past 16 sessions
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Heard on the Street: Toyota's incoming boss has a big decision to make on electric vehicles
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Russia’s war on Ukraine has redrawn the global oil map, rerouting a fleet of tankers to longer voyages as they shuttle crude shipments that are essential to the global economy
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Stock Futures Rise Ahead of Growth Data, More Corporate Earnings
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Blackstone’s net income fell during the fourth quarter, and the investing firm’s assets under management came in shy of its $1 trillion target
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Companies are fighting back against premium increases for directors and officers insurance by taking matters into their own hands
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Shares in several companies linked to India's richest man, Gautam Adani, fell after U.S. short-selling firm Hindenburg Research released a lengthy report that alleged fraud at the billionaire's namesake conglomerate.
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Heard on the Street: Elon Musk’s Tesla might have little choice but to keep expanding as fast as possible, even as a recession looms, given recent factory investments
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The S&P slipped, with investors getting fourth-quarter updates from some of the biggest names in markets
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Heard on the Street: Texas Instruments needs EV makers to keep their feet on the gas
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Heard on the Street: Kimberly-Clark's innovation in bathroom tech fails to excite investors
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A surge in hiring by small business could run afoul of the Fed’s efforts to cool inflation
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Why do men almost always go first on the joint tax return?
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President Biden is considering Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard as the next head of the National Economic Council
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India's Richest Man Under Fire From Short Seller Who Queried Nikola
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The NYSE says a 'manual error' caused Tuesday's trading glitch
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Investors have added about $135 billion to global money-market funds over the past four weeks, the best stretch since 2020
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SEC Weighs Ban on Wall Street Activities Linked to Financial Crisis
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Stocks opened lower, as another busy day of earnings gave investors a fresh sense of how companies are coping with an economic slowdown
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Heard on the Street: Reliance Industries, India’s most valuable company, probably deserves more shareholder love than it is getting right now
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Man-made graphite isn’t very green, so battery makers want the mined, natural mineral. The problem is there isn’t enough.
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PC slump takes a toll on profit margins while Azure remains resilient but not immune to tech slowdown
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International Paper Co. said it has struck a deal to divest from a lucrative Russian pulp business
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