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In the Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation into the fall of Lehman Brothers, an accounting maneuver is now being looked into that...

By Joseph Palazzolo, Reporter, The Wall Street Journal. . Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) disclosed Thursday that a probe by the U.S. Department of...

The Wall Street Journal reports that a survey from Mercer finds employers are expecting their health costs to rise an average of 5.9% next year...

In its bid to become a top global brand, Japanese investment bank Nomura is steadily expanding into North America, setting up offices in Houston...

Heading into the midterm elections, the economy continues to be the big political issue. President Obama and House Republican Leader John Boehner...

Reuters - The securities regulator is investigating investment advisory firms that channel investors' money into hedge funds, the Wall Street...

Federal aviation regulators are expected to unveil long-awaited proposals to combat pilot fatigue on Friday, replacing decades-old work rules, the...

Spending on health care will continue to rise over the next decade despite the reform law passed in the spring, a change from earlier projections...

The Wall Street Journal will soon launch a weekly book review section-a first for the broadsheet. The newspaper is bucking the trend of papers...

Shortly after he resigned as commander of U.S. Afghanistan forces, it was announced that Gen. Stanley McChrystal would be teaching a course at Yale...

Topic: The Wall Street Journal

Lehman Investigation Said to Be Closing In

HP Bribe Probe Widens [Voices]

Employers Predict Health Costs To Rise Nearly 6 Percent Next Year

Nomura Expanding Into North America

Politicians Disagree Over Economic Fix

SEC probing certain investment advisory firms: report

FAA to unveil new pilot fatigue rules: report

Health Spending Will Rise

WSJ to Launch Book Section

Stanley McChrystal’s Yale Course Will Be Media-Heavy, Autobiographical

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