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EU poised to send warning to China on 5G

The European Union is poised to say potential 5G suppliers will be evaluated based on their home country’s laws, a stance that could exclude Chinese businesses from some lucrative contracts for the advanced telecommunications networks.

US stocks look fully priced. Here's where to put your money now

These stocks and ETFs expose you to world markets that are growing faster than the U.S., writes Michael Brush.

Roku stock slides after it says it will sell up to 1 million shares

Roku said Tuesday it plans to share up to 1 million shares of common stock.

Macy’s stock dragged down by data breach, Kohl’s earnings

Macy’s says a small number of customers were impacted by a data breach.

The pros and cons to buying JPMorgan Chase stock

Bank stocks have rallied in 2019. But entering 2020, analysts aren't so upbeat on the thriving JPMorgan.

65% of Employees Prefer Bonuses Based on Personal Performance

Most employees want a personal reward for the hard work they feel they put in to earn it.

5 Reasons Why Employee Development Programs Will Help Your Company Grow

The majority of today's workforce is willing to leave a job for better career development opportunities. It's time for leaders to listen -- or lose their team.

Stop Trying to Make Your Employees Happy. Start Thinking About Their Fulfillment Instead

Chasing employee happiness is a losing battle and a red herring. Here's why focusing on fulfillment is better for employees and companies.

Why You Should Empower Your Outside PR Agency to Tell Your Company Stories Like an Insider

Your public relations pros must be able to share your company's messages and defend its reputation.

Chick-fil-A ends charitable donations critized by LGBTQ supporters

Chick-fil-A said its foundation will "deepen its giving to a smaller number of organizations" by focusing on education, homelessness and hunger.

Markets continue to defy negativity

Nov.19 -- Priya Misra, TD Securities head of global rates research,, Eric Liu, Vanda Securities Chief Executive Officer, and Jim Keegan of Seix Investment Advisors, discuss what is driving markets higher. They speak on "Bloomberg The Open."

What patients fail to understand when they sign up for genetic studies

As genetic sequencing becomes more widespread, a disconnect is emerging between what individual patients expect to get back and what scientists are willing and able to tell them. WSJ visited MIT's Broad Institute to learn about the murky world of genomic research data. Photo: Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images

Everything we know about the planes of the world's top leaders, from Trump to Merkel

The world’s most powerful heads of state travel in style. From the United Kingdom's $250 million Airbus A330 to Russia's fleet of 132 aircraft, these planes are meant to keep the world's top leaders safe. Here’s what we know about ten of the most impressive presidential planes and fleets.

Thousands of Disney+ accounts stolen by hackers

Hackers started targeting Disney's new streaming service just hours after it was launched on November 12.

How to get a lower price on anything

Let's face it...everyone is looking for the best deals. Believe it or not, paying full price isn't always necessary. There are many different tips and techniques to find the best deals for you.

How to buy holiday gifts without going broke

Holiday spending can leave you starting the new year with new debt if you don't have a plan. Create a list with all the gifts and costs for your holiday shopping season and set a budget. Gift exchanges such as Secret Santa can help to cut down on the amount of gifts you buy. Watch this video to find out about more tips on how to control your holiday spending.