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Opinion | Some Proposals for United’s CEO on Airline Equality

Who gets the Polaris bed, and who gets a middle seat next to the lavatory?...

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These Mini Power Plants Aim to Make Green Fuel, Using the Air Around Them

Rivan Industries and other startups are betting they can make green fuel cost-competitive....

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The Growing Battle Between Credit-Card Firms and Points Junkies

Plus, American executives quit an Alaska gas startup over alleged secret Russian backing, and an online romance turns out to be a financial trap...

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The Saudi Airline That Launched Right in the Middle of a War

Violence aimed at civilian aviation has roiled a company that hoped to be a major lever in the kingdom’s long-term economic ambitions....

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Trump Announces Audi’s First-Ever U.S. Factory in Georgia as Tariffs Bite

The German luxury brand is looking to the U.S. for growth as its sales have stalled elsewhere....

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The Cat-and-Mouse Game Between Premium Credit-Card Firms and Points Junkies

A subculture of people obsessed with reaping rewards is prompting banks to adjust to their evolving tactics....

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U.S. Energy Execs Say They Quit Startup Over Undisclosed Russian Funding

High-ranking officials at the company, Polar LNG, shared concerns with the Trump administration....

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How Trade Desk Rescued Executives’ Stock Options From a Dive in the Share Price

CEO Jeff Green used his supervoting power to approve the repricing of options over opposition from outside investors....

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How Expensive is Gasoline Where You Live?

Track the latest prices at the pump in your area and nationwide....

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The Rare-Earth Vultures Harvesting Metals From America’s Old Wind Turbines

Recycling ventures are part of a drive to loosen China’s chokehold on the critical minerals....

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Six Flags to Add Seat Belts to Rides Following Death

The decision to install additional restraints on some roller coasters comes after a fatal incident in Georgia....

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News Quiz for October 24, 2026

Test your knowledge of the week’s events with The Wall Street Journal News Quiz....

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Billionaires Stave off the Pitchforks With Payouts to One Kid at a Time

Since John D. Rockefeller handed out dimes, the world’s richest have given away their money in very different ways. Now they are bypassing charity—and writing a new social contract....

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FICO Holds $10 Pricing for Mortgage Lenders Amid New Competition

Fair Isaac said it is holding its price of $10 for mortgage lenders to use its FICO score, a price that is more than double that of competitor VantageScore 4.0....

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The Plan to Put Super Dogs on the Battlefield of the Future

An Anduril-backed venture aims to genetically engineer faster, sharper-nosed military dogs to help beat the enemy....

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A Veteran of the Telecom Bust Navigates the AI Boom

Ciena CEO Gary Smith is “suitably paranoid,” but optimistic....

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Opinion | Michigan’s Proposal 2 Aims at Politicians, Hits Journalists

The measure would strictly limit ‘electioneering’—which it defines to include independent reporting....

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Why Nearly 25% of the Country Is Still Watching ‘Seinfeld’

The ‘Acquired’ podcast hosts argue that going out on top led to business immortality for the 1990s sitcom...

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‘The UPS Man’ Review: The Secrets of Moving Goods

As the business of retail delivery grew, so did the company that would come to be known as the United Parcel Service....

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Archer Aviation Launches Air Taxi Fleets in Texas

The air taxi networks will be in Austin, Houston and the Dallas-Fort Worth area, with the goal of increasing connectivity between major airports, business hubs and tourist destinations....

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Eni to Sign up to $1.8 Billion of Infrastructure Contracts for Cyprus Gas Project in Coming Days, Sources Say

The contracts involve building subsea infrastructure that will help extract, treat and send gas to Egypt via underwater pipelines, according to people familiar with the matter....

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LKQ Ousts CEO, Warns of Third-Quarter Shortfall

The automotive parts-and-services company ousted its chief executive and launched a review of its European operations after a disappointing quarterly performance. Shares sank....

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Country Clubs Beat Their ‘Expiration Date’ by Rebranding Exclusivity

Plus, how much would an ad business in Muse help Meta pay for all that AI?...

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Canada Retail Sales Look to Build on August’s Rebound

Canadian household spending looks to have been on the rise as the last quarter ended, with retail sales last month building on a rebound in August....

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Tanker Carrying Russian Diesel Signals U.S. Port After Trump-Putin Deal

A tanker carrying Russian diesel intermittently signaled it was headed to the U.S., potentially marking a resumption of direct shipments amid Trump’s push to increase fuel supplies to global markets....

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Rogers Communications Profit Drops on Comparison, Revenue Rises

Rogers Communications reported a decline in third-quarter profit, due to a large prior-year accounting gain, but adjusted profit topped expectations on higher revenue....

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Booz Allen Lifts Earnings Outlook as Profit Climbs

Booz Allen Hamilton raised its full-year earnings outlook, after profit climbed in its latest fiscal quarter, even as revenue fell....

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SLB Logs Higher Revenue as Business in the Middle East Recovers

SLB reported higher third-quarter revenue as business in the Middle East began to gradually recover, following a challenging start to the year....

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American Express Raises Profit Outlook on Increased Member Spending

American Express raised its full-year earnings forecast to between $18.30 and $18.60 a share as customer spending continues to rise....

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Railroads Gain as Cargo Shifts to Rail From Highways

Plus, U.S. Steel plans to invest almost $3 billion on a new mill near Pittsburgh, and wars are forcing airlines to reroute flights....

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What Makes A Great Board?

WSJ Leadership Institute’s Best Boards list highlights experience, strong governance...

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The Morning Risk Report: The Signal Chats That Cost OpenAI Researchers Their Jobs

Plus: Inside U.S. push to put nuclear reactors in ports and on cargo ships and what to know about the AI-triggered cybersecurity crisis....

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The Best Boards (and the Factors That Make Them)

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Oil Majors’ Quarterly Earnings in Spotlight With Refineries Set to Gain

Tightness in global fuel markets is driving refining margins to all-time highs, making refineries a key earnings driver for oil majors....

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SK Hynix Pauses IPO of Memory-Chip Unit as AI Valuation Fears Mount

The decision to pull Solidigm’s U.S. public debut comes amid deepening investor caution toward artificial-intelligence valuations....

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Shares in Gucci-Parent Kering Plunge as Hoped-For Recovery Keeps Receding

The French luxury-fashion house’s sales fell on a 6% drop at Gucci that makes up not far from half of the group’s revenue....

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Oil Prices Rise as Middle East Risks Persist

Brent climbed above $114 as traders weighed the risk of renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities and further attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure against recovering Middle East oil supplies....

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Eni Shareholders Set for Cash Boost After Earnings Double

The company kicked off earnings season for energy majors with an extraordinary dividend and buyback hike on exceptional refining margins....

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Volvo Car to Cut 2,500 Jobs as Part of Plan to Cut Costs Further

The carmaker—majority-owned by China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group—said it needed to reinforce its turnaround plan with additional decisive actions....

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Safran Confirms Guidance as Revenue Jumps

The French aerospace-industry supplier said the metric was pushed higher by double-digit growth across its propulsion and equipment and defense units....

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See How Airlines Are Navigating the Dangerous Skies to Avoid Global Conflicts

Deadly global conflicts have completely disrupted civil aviation, leaving options for safe journeys fewer and farther between....

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I Took America’s Cheapest EV Into the Charging Desert of the Deep South

Readers challenged our columnist to take an affordable electric car on a route with less-than-ideal charging options. Here’s what happened....

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Iran Threatens Wider Strikes on Economic and Civilian Targets if U.S. Attacks

Tehran retains missile and drone stockpiles, and Washington is trying to move more servicemembers and diplomatic staff out of harm’s way....

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Weil Gotshal Bleeds More Top Lawyers as It Holds Merger Talks

Partners are leaving for rivals including Sidley Austin and Davis Polk, increasing pressure on the law firm to secure its future....

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Boston Beer Logs Lower Profit, Revenue Amid Bleak Beer Market

The brewer posted a third-quarter profit of $43.2 million, down from $46.2 million a year earlier, as demand for beer continues to fall....

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Opinion | New Mexico Tries to Censor Meta

A judge and the state AG say Facebook didn’t block enough political speech....

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Opinion | U.K. Labour’s Ceasefire in the War on Gas

Even parts of the European left now admit they need fossil fuels....

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Sallie Mae Cuts Full-Year View After Logging Higher Charge-Offs

The private student loan company, formally SLM Corp., now expects earnings per share for the year to be $1.95 to $2.05, down from its earlier guidance of $3.10 to $3.20....

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