Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, one of the auto industry’s most prominent executives, was arrested in Tokyo on financial charges. Nissan said it intended to oust him from his post after uncovering significant misconduct. 138
U.S. stocks lurched lower, deepening a fall rout that has shaken many investors’ confidence in the technology titans that had led the bull market higher for much of the past year. 267
Lower-than-expected demand for Apple’s new iPhones and the company’s decision to offer more models have created turmoil along its supply chain. 179
Nvidia sells lots of artificial-intelligence chips in China. That creates challenges as the company navigates political and trade tensions. 50
Rep. Nancy Pelosi worked to lock down support for her bid to retake the House speakership, although a letter Monday from more than a dozen Democrats seeking a new leader showed pockets of dissension. 189
Washington has drastically cut the number of migrants trying to cross the U.S.-Mexican border to legally apply for asylum, as caravans totaling some 10,000 migrants travel north through Mexico. 346
U.S. federal prosecutors charged Raúl Gorrín, a prominent Venezuelan media mogul closely tied to President Nicolás Maduro’s government, with foreign corruption and money laundering.
Fallout from a federal probe of alleged corruption in college basketball entered a new chapter as a former University of Louisville player sued Adidas, alleging the sports-clothing maker violated racketeering laws by paying families of high-profile recruits.
Chinese regulators have approved Disney’s $71.3 billion plan to acquire major assets of 21st Century Fox, putting the deal on track to close sooner than expected.
General Electric said one of Jeff Immelt’s top lieutenants was returning to the company to help oversee a restructuring at its power division.
L Brands said it had hired a Tory Burch executive to take over its Victoria’s Secret lingerie business after the chain posted another quarter of declining same-store sales.
The biggest free agent in music signed a long-term deal with the world’s biggest record company, in the process using her clout to try to score some points for other artists signed to the same label.
Saudi Aramco no longer plans to launch what would have been one of the largest-ever corporate-bond sales to fund a roughly $70 billion stake in the kingdom’s national petrochemical firm.
John Paulson’s hedge fund agreed to buy a stake in a $238 billion asset manager from Chinese conglomerate HNA Group.
U.S. money managers are taking steps to rein in everything from pay to jobs to travel as they try to sustain margins in the face of heightened competition.
Vanguard Group is lowering the minimum amounts customers need to invest to get cheaper prices on more than three dozen of its index funds.
Democrat Gretchen Whitmer celebrates her victory in the Michigan governor’s race. Michigan, which voted for Donald Trump in 2016, elected Democrats for governor and U.S. Senate this year.
Counties that voted for President Trump in 2016 flipped back to the Democrats in midterm elections, raising questions about the power of the president’s trade policies, Gerald F. Seib writes. 344
A gunman opened fire Monday at a Chicago hospital, killing a police officer and two hospital employees after a domestic dispute exploded into a firefight with SWAT team members inside the medical center, authorities said.
Randal Quarles, the Fed’s vice chairman for bank supervision, is expected to be named to chair the Financial Stability Board, a global body overseeing financial regulations, according to people familiar with the matter.
With the announcement that Amazon is planning to locate one of its two new headquarters in Long Island City, many see it as a possible sign of the neighborhood’s final artistic demise.
Dozens of migrants are engaged in a standoff with Libyan officials, refusing to disembark from a ship that rescued them at sea because they fear torture at the hands of Libyan authorities.
The Kremlin said it backed a veteran Russian Interior Ministry official to become Interpol’s president, raising fresh concerns about the efficacy of the international police agency critics say authoritarian governments have abused.
Berlin’s move raises pressure on the kingdom to shed light on the journalist’s murder. 51
British Prime Minister Theresa May intensified a campaign to get businesses to back her Brexit agreement, trying to build momentum behind her much-maligned plan.
Skateboarders and art collectors alike are treating skate decks like paintings, creating a curious new trend in home decor.
A writer describes what it’s like to live in the Spanish village of Albondón—a place he fell in love with decades ago.