Tale of the Tweet: Donald Trump vs. Nordstrom
After the retailer cut ties with his daughter, the president took to Twitter to vent and sent the company’s stocks for a ride.
Economy
How Immigrants Have Contributed to American Inventiveness
Fields with more foreign-born inventors see a bump in patents, which leads to economic growth.
Why the Trumps' Travel Expenses Matter
Every previous first family took vacations. No previous first family profited off of them.
More Data, Better Dining?
Damian Mogavero, a consultant, argues that analytics can help restaurants become more creative and profitable.
More Trouble for Andrew Puzder
President Trump’s nominee for labor secretary—already stalled in the Senate—disclosed that his family employed an undocumented immigrant.
A Resort for the Apocalypse
Texas’s Trident Lakes is the latest entry in a booming market for luxury bunkers.
Wall Street Diversifies Itself
Exchange-traded funds are challenging the status quo in investment management—including who’s in charge.
It’s Getting Harder to Believe in Silicon Valley
Awestruck visions of the tech industry have become less convincing than ever.
Silicon Valley’s Biggest Companies Denounce the Immigration Ban in Court
Nearly 100 tech giants—some of them rivals—have co-signed a legal brief arguing against the Trump administration’s controversial executive order.
President Trump's Missing Labor Secretary
While other Cabinet picks move through the Senate, Andrew Puzder's nomination has stalled. Will he ever get confirmed?