A proposed bill in Congress targets Chinese biotech businesses that play an important role in developing drugs.

Surging home prices have changed everything about U.S. housing. Small investors are eager to cash in.

The former president’s investment in the social-media company is worth roughly $3 billion, potentially easing his current financial struggles.

Here are some of the major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

The Dow led stock indexes lower as results from Nike and Lululemon made some investors worry about consumer demand.

The former president can thank investors in the shell company Digital World Acquisition for the windfall he stands to receive if they vote to approve merging the company with social-media platform Truth Social.

Investors are willing to pay a premium for Michael Saylor’s gambit.

In addition to a government lawsuit, Apple is facing near-term challenges such as another weak iPhone cycle.

The firm is the first big real-estate brokerage to reach such an agreement since the NAR’s settlement last week.

Changes across the market for mortgage-backed bonds mean rates can stay elevated even once the Federal Reserve starts cutting.

China’s policymakers are growing concerned that intensified monetary policy support has led to excessive liquidity in the banking system that isn’t being funneled into the real economy.

Antipathy toward large-scale foreign labor is emerging as Asia’s Achilles’ heel.

The shares have risen sharply, potentially sending a financial lifeline to a presidential candidate whose finances are under stress.

Baiju Bhatt launched Robinhood with Vlad Tenev in 2013 and served as its co-chief executive until 2020, when he transitioned to chief creative officer.

Reddit shares soared in their stock-market debut, an endorsement for the social-media company and a boost for other companies eyeing 2024 IPOs.

Switzerland reduced interest rates. Stock markets in Europe, Japan and the U.S. notched records.

The chip stock jumped Thursday, reflecting investor enthusiasm over the company’s latest results.

Speeding up product development might be a more effective way to lighten the car industry’s debilitating capital burden than outsourcing production.

Supporters who have driven up share price are expected to vote Friday to take company public.

At $34 a share, the social-media company would be worth around $6.4 billion.

Nuvei is in advanced talks with private-equity firm Advent.

India is making a play for the semiconductor space—but fallout from U.S.-China tensions, and China’s deep pockets, could get in the way.

Recent data call into question the chances of Fed rate cuts this summer.

A Texas pension fund lost about $9 million over the past 13 months investing in three regional banks just days before their stock prices collapsed.

A WSJ reporter tried her hand at trading the explosive short-dated options bets that have made financial markets riskier than ever.

Real-estate agent commissions are the latest in a string of housing market upheavals.

Here are some of the major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

Investors are awaiting the next Federal Reserve meeting next week for more clarity on interest rates.

Federal prosecutors said the FTX founder victimized tens of thousands of people while orchestrating one of the largest financial frauds in history.

Prices for cocoa, the key ingredient in chocolate, have surged to records, costing chocolate makers, bakers and aficionados alike.