Greece Submits Loan Request, but Is Vague on Fiscal Pledges
Under a tight deadline from European leaders, Greece applied for a three-year bailout loan, and the prime minister took his case to the European Parliament.
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Beijing’s Moves Fail to Stem Sharp Slide in China’s Stocks
Despite further efforts by Beijing to calm trading, shares plunged on Wednesday, extending a rout that began last month.
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U.S. in Push Against Segregation in Subsidized Housing
The regulations are a piece of President Obama’s effort to address the racial disparities he says are helping fuel unrest in American cities.
Luring Tourists Off the Staten Island Ferry
The city is hoping that what will be the world’s largest Ferris wheel, accompanied by an outlet mall and a 200-room hotel, will lure tourists to the overlooked borough of Staten Island.
A Political Lifer, Walker Is His Own Strategist
The tendency of Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin to play consultant revealed itself well before his expected presidential bid and, observers say, could prove problematic.
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Polarized South Carolina House Opens Debate on Flag
As legislators at the South Carolina House of Representatives consider a bill to remove the Confederate battle flag from Capitol grounds, some of them are drafting amendments to upend the measure.
Microsoft to Cut Up to 7,800 Jobs, Mostly in Phone Unit
The company will shed more than 6 percent of its workers and take a charge against earnings related to its Nokia acquisition.
The Sneaky Power of Amy Schumer
The stand-up comedian and Comedy Central star brings her singular blend of humor and feminism to the big screen with “Trainwreck,” which she wrote and stars in.
Buyer’s Market for Villas in Slumping Russia
In Russia, endurance of financial pain is a point of national pride. But as some make do, others forgo villas and other luxuries or invest elsewhere.
50 Cent, Renaissance Man
Curtis Jackson, a.k.a. 50 Cent, is a restless soul intent on conquering one business after the next. And there I was in Las Vegas, with my finger inside his mouth.
Harper Lee Receives Copy of ‘Go Set a Watchman’
At a private lunch, Ms. Lee seemed breezily self-assured about the book’s publication next Tuesday, despite the mystery surrounding it.
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President Donald Trump? Just Say No
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Marco Rubio: Obama’s Faustian Bargain With Cuba
America’s one-sided concessions reward the Castro regime’s repression.
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Op-Ed: President Trump? Just Say No
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Sharing a Mortgage With Others
Pooling resources to buy a shared home offers some advantages but many pitfalls.
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$800,000 Homes in Washington State, Albuquerque and Oklahoma
This week’s properties include a cabin in Washington, an adobe in Albuquerque and a contemporary in Oklahoma City.