Trump Tells U.N. He Is a Peacemaker While Threatening to ‘Annihilate’ Iran

President Trump labeled himself a man of peace while threatening to “annihilate” Iran and wield American power against other nations.

Trump Summit With Xi Unlikely to Include Chinese CEOs

The likely absence of a Chinese corporate delegation highlights the low expectations for significant business results from the meeting.

What Is Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline and Why Is It Rocking Oil Markets?

The pipeline, which was knocked out by attacks earlier this month, is now being tested and could resume flows within days.

Saudi Arabia Spent Months Trying to Bypass Hormuz. For Now, There’s No Way Around It.

With its Red Sea bypass route disrupted by attacks from Yemen and Iraq, the world’s oil kingpin is returning to the waterway it was trying to avoid in the first place.

Best High-Yield Savings Accounts for September 2026: Up to 4.50%

These are the accounts that offer the best interest rates—without burdensome fees, gimmicks or other hassles

The Tech Elite Is Funding an Alternative to College

The venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is spending $35 million to back the two-year academy, with other Bay Area tech giants on board.

The Texas Trader at War With His Electric Company Over Power Poles

Wildfires are putting America’s aging electric grid under mounting strain at a time when power demand is soaring.

In 200-Page Report, Cornell Confronts the Crisis in American Higher Education

Employers have voiced skepticism about U.S. graduates’ ability to handle workplace demands.

Republican Senator Calls for Investigation of Donald Trump Jr.

Sen. John Curtis urged a Senate committee to subpoena the president’s son to answer questions following a wedding afterparty controversy.

The California Surf Spot With Epic Waves—and Rusty Metal Spikes

At the Wedge, wiping out is a time-honored tradition. Now, surfers are dodging pipes and pilings for the best waves they’ve ever seen.

Gap Is Getting Into the Boy-Band Business

The clothing company is making a foray into “fashiontainment” as it looks to cement its brands more deeply in popular culture.

What Is the White House Press Pool?

President Trump’s decision to ban three news outlets from the White House escalated tensions between the president and the journalists who cover him.

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Regain Ground

U.S. natural gas futures recovered much of Monday’s losses as softening production readings and a pickup in LNG feedgas helped offset declining weather-driven demand.

AutoZone Sales Rise and Further Growth is Expected

The auto-parts retailer posted fiscal fourth-quarter profit of $931.6 million, compared with $837 million a year earlier.

Amazon Stops Meta’s Muse at the Door

Plus, DTC caviar puts the sector’s premium prices in question and Gap partners with a rookie boy band for a nostalgic mall tour.

Brent Remains Below $100 on Improved Supply Prospects

Oil prices continued to trade lower, with Brent crude below $100 a barrel on hopes for improved Gulf supply.

Stocks Get a Lift as Oil Sinks Below $100

All three U.S. equity markets were making gains, with the tech-focused Nasdaq leading the way, against the backdrop of falling oil prices.

Dollar Little Moved by Pullback in Energy Prices

The dollar traded nearly flat, little moved by pullback in energy prices.

Treasury Yields Decline as Oil Falls

Treasury yields slipped, tracking oil prices and ahead of an auction of two-year notes.

10 of the Best Financial Advisor Companies: Well-Known Fiduciary Investment Firms to Consider

We analyzed everything from advisor credentials to fees to portfolio options at some of the larger and more well-known registered investment advisor firms to help you select a firm that could best connect you with a fiduciary financial advisor.

AI Leaders Are Standing On a Liability Landmine

Plus, Anthropic delays its IPO, and AI agents have trust issues.

Meta Shows AI Agents Aren’t Just For Businesses Anymore

Plus, OpenAI urges Washington to lead global AI-safety standards effort

‘There Are No VPs, SVPs’—Why Hut 8 Eliminated Most Traditional Job Titles

Alibaba Unveils New AI Chip, Outlines Plan for Larger Model

Alibaba has rolled out its most powerful chip yet, doubling down on its bid to control the software and hardware that power its artificial-intelligence ambitions.

A Rocket Supply Crunch Is Making It Harder to Hitch a Ride to Space

There’s a rush to secure flights as SpaceX winds down its flagship vehicle and rivals try to ramp up.

WSJ Opinion: Let Others Eat Cake

I’d sworn off sweets. But my wedding posed a dilemma, says Jack Butler.

Pepper…and Salt

The Hidden Agenda Behind the AI Panic

A mathematical model doesn’t rebel. Anthropomorphizing it helps obscure human errors and accountability.

What Does Trump Want From Xi?

Start with no more help for Iran to target and kill Americans.

Gavin Newsom’s Finest Hour

The California Governor vetoes a bill that would have gutted pension reforms.

Ari Emanuel on Risk, Rage and Not Counting Other People’s Money

The Hollywood titan shares his unfiltered take on dealmaking, his aggressive mindset—and advising his own children that it’s probably best to skip the rage.

The White Wine for People Who Disagree About White Wine

From crisp and peppery to rich and complex, Grüner Veltliner can please nearly every white-wine drinker. Here’s how to find your bottle.

Gym Bros Are Going to Pilates—and Leaving Shaking Like a Chihuahua

Low-impact workouts are testing the strength of men accustomed to bench-presses and burpees. I gave them a try. It didn’t go well.

The New Ways to Thrive at Work Now, According to Adam Grant

“The currency of success is shifting under our feet,” says the Wharton organizational psychologist.

Disney Theme Parks Defy Industry Slump With Price Cuts and Promotions

Special deals helped boost attendance in Florida and California while traffic thins out at competitors Universal and SeaWorld.