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Energy-Services Companies Sign $4.86 Billion Merger

Italy's Saipem's deal with Subsea7 of Norway seeks to create global giant

Disney-Hulu-Max Bundle Wins at Keeping Its Users

Streamers rolled out a bevy of bundled services last year, hoping they would find ways to keep customers longer. So far, that strategy is working.

Cartel Turf War Jeopardizes Fight Against Fentanyl

Even Jesús Malverde, the patron saint of drug traffickers, has fallen victim to the vicious turf war ripping apart Mexico's biggest producer and smuggler of fentanyl.

Schools Turn to a New Chatbot To Help Support Students

The idea is to meet teens where they are—on their phones—and catch problems early

Bring Warriors Back to the U.S. Military

Recruitment campaigns should frame service as the ultimate test of strength, courage, and leadership.

President Backs Musk On Email

Continued from Page One including the Energy and Justice departments said they were following guidance from superiors to hold off on replying. Justice Department employees were told not to respond because their work was sensitive.

A Chinese Modernist

The 20th-century painter Qi Baishi receives a visually rich museum survey

U.S. Sides With Russia, China Against Ukraine in U.N. Vote

Resolution calls for swift end to war, but doesn't offer blame; Trump courts Putin

'Bridget Jones' Actor Sees Optimism in Film

Early on in filming \"Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,\" Chiwetel Ejiofor says he became drunk with power.

AI Startup Anthropic Set To Have $61.5 Billion Value

Anthropic is finalizing a $3.5 billion funding round that values the startup behind the chatbot Claude at $61.5 billion, showing how eager investors are to back promising artificial-intelligence companies despite the disruptive arrival of China's DeepSeek.

U.S. Dockworkers Vote on Labor Deal This Week

Unionized dockworkers will vote this week on a labor contract that retailers and manufacturers hope will secure peace on the waterfront through September 2030, banishing fears of a repeat of a three-day strike in October that hobbled U.S. trade.

MSNBC Revamp Elevates Psaki

MSNBC is overhauling much of its lineup, canceling prominent anchor Joy Reid's show and elevating former Biden White House press secretary Jen Psaki in an effort to refresh its programming while sticking to its progressive bona fides.

Known Unknowns

Uncertainty and Enterprise

Rules on Transgender Athletes, Pronouns Expose Deep Divisions in a Small Town

Just days after President Trump was sworn in for a second term in January, an ebullient local pastor approached the microphone at the school-board meeting here.

NBC's Holt to Depart as Anchor Of 'Nightly News' After 10 Years

Lester Holt is stepping down as anchor of \"NBC Nightly News,\" he announced to staff on Monday.

Robinhood Plans Ambitious Expansion of Crypto Business

Robinhood Markets is banking on a major expansion of its cryptocurrency trading business under a more supportive Trump administration as it continues to diversify beyond traditional brokerage services.

Soulful Star Softly Conquered the Pop Charts

In March 1971, a group of superstar Black musical acts, including Wilson Pickett and Ike & Tina Turner, traveled to Ghana to play a concert celebrating that nation's independence day.

Domino's Posts Weaker U.S. Sales Growth

Domino's Pizza is the latest restaurant chain to find more growth internationally than in its U.S. home base.

Loss of U.S. Weapons Will Hurt Ukraine

If Trump cuts off military aid, Kyiv would struggle to cover the shortfall

A Tax Guide for Retirees and Their Funds

Avoid the pitfalls that can arise when contributing to, or withdrawing from, 401(k)s, traditional IRAs and other accounts

How to Appeal a Health-Insurance Denial

One startup is trying to use technology to smooth the appeal process.

Israel, U.S. Aim to Extend Truce

First phase of Gaza cease-fire is set to end Saturday; ending war will be trickier

Pompeo Hired to Teach Diplomacy at Columbia

Columbia University has hired President Trump's former secretary of state to teach diplomacy, decision-making and organizational leadership, starting in March.

Joann to Close All Stores After Second Bankruptcy

Bankrupt sewing- and yarn-supply retailer Joann is closing its stores after more than 80 years in business.

Chinese Hackers Hit GOP Email System

As the Republican National Committee was gearing up for its convention in Milwaukee last summer, it was also quietly dealing with a serious security breach of its internal communications by hackers with ties to the Chinese government, people familiar with the matter said.

Putin and Xi Bolster Ties as War Drags On

The leaders of China and Russia sought to project a unified front on the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine amid U.S. overtures to Moscow seen as attempts to pry the two powers apart.

Trump Backs Musk's Email to Workers

But it remained unclear if order to cite accomplishments for week was mandatory

Manufacturers In China Fire Up Plans to Avoid Trump's Tariffs

After the Trump administration put a new 10% tariff on Chinese products earlier this month, Agilian Technology, an electronics manufacturer in China, pressed forward with its plan to avoid additional levies.

Firms Get Creative In Pledges To Create U.S. Jobs

iPhone boxes carry a stamp saying they are designed by Apple in California. Smaller print makes clear one of America's biggest manufacturing successes is mostly imported from China, where millions of people working for overseas contractors assemble the phones.

Trump's Policy Moves Create Headaches For Biotech Illumina

Trade war with China? Check. Cuts to scientific research? Check. President Trump's early policy decisions—spanning trade, taxes, and regulation—have injected uncertainty into businesses across various sectors.