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Top Stories : 2016May19Thursday

The Wall Street Journal: Japanese lawmakers now back sales tax, urge more BOJ spending

The Wall Street Journal: Samsung strikes mobile payment deal with Alibaba

The Wall Street Journal: Japan’s surprise growth deflates push for fiscal stimulus

The Wall Street Journal: Bayer’s Monsanto bid likely to face antitrust hurdles

Mutual Funds Weekly: The 401(k) was never supposed to be a fund industry money-maker

The Wall Street Journal: San Francisco police chief quits amid rising community tensions

The Wall Street Journal: Obama may lift arms embargo to Vietnam

The Wall Street Journal: Brazil state oil giant Petrobras names Pedro Parente new CEO

The Number One: This is the No. 1 city where America’s drones are flying

The Wall Street Journal: LinkedIn vastly underestimated 2012 breach: 100 million more users affected

Real-time headlines : 2016May19Thursday

Ross Q1 revenue $3.09 billion vs $2.94 billion

Ross first-quarter earnings 73c a share vs 69c a share

Ross Stores shares down 8% after company's quarterly results

Dow barely in positive territory for 2016, up less than 0.1% year to date

Nasdaq sheds 27 points, or 0.6%, to close at 4,712

S&P 500 falls 8 pts to close at 2,040, slips into negative territory for year

Dow Jones Industrial Average slides 92 points, or 0.5%, to close at 17,434

U.S. stocks retreat on Fed interest-rate hike jitters

June WTI oil ends at $48.16/bbl on Nymex, down 3 cents

WTI oil settles barely lower for the session

Market Pulse : 2016May19Thursday

Adobe names new CIO to support cloud business

Central States pension fund won't issue new rescue plan, director says

Panera Bread approves $600 million share repurchase program

Ross slides after first-quarter revenue misses estimates

Applied Materials shares rise on earnings beat, outlook

U.S. stocks close lower on June rate-hike fears

Oil futures cut their losses to settle just pennies lower

Gold futures log a three-week low

Nasdaq Composite back in correction territory as stocks pummeled

IMF says it won't participate in Greek bailout without further reform

Breaking News: 2016May19Thursday

Gap plans to close 75 Old Navy, Banana Republic stores

U.S. stocks close lower on June rate-hike fears

Tesla cancels 4,200 Model 3 reservations on speculator concern

Egypt says terrorism may be cause in EgyptAir disappearance

Thursday stock slump puts Nasdaq in correction territory

Mickelson to return profit from alleged insider trade: lawyer

'60 Minutes' veteran Morley Safer dead at 84: CBS

U.S. benchmark mortgage rates near 2016 lows in latest week

Debris spotted in search for missing EgyptAir plane: reports

SEC to charge pro golfer Phil Mickelson in Dean Foods insider-trading case

Internet Stories: 2016May19Thursday

The Wall Street Journal: Samsung strikes mobile payment deal with Alibaba

The Wall Street Journal: LinkedIn vastly underestimated 2012 breach: 100 million more users affected

The Wall Street Journal: Android apps coming to Google Chromebooks

Most Americans don’t use Uber, Airbnb

Does Wal-Mart have a buffer against Amazon in food?

This bitcoin challenger is up 1,100% this year — but is it ready for prime time?

Uber’s self-driving car hits the road

Disney CEO ‘unclear’ on future of licensing content to Netflix

The Wall Street Journal: Google appeals France’s ‘right to be forgotten’ order

Financial Services: 2016May19Thursday

The Wall Street Journal: Samsung strikes mobile payment deal with Alibaba

Mutual Funds Weekly: The 401(k) was never supposed to be a fund industry money-maker

The Wall Street Journal: Brazil state oil giant Petrobras names Pedro Parente new CEO

The Margin: 50 Cent may soon emerge from bankruptcy under $23.4 million plan

Jeff Reeves's Strength in Numbers: Why now is the time to be a bull in China’s shop

In One Chart: Charts reveal a bearish trend lurking in gold futures

Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks end lower, rattled by fears of a summer rate hike

The Moneyologist: My father-in-law married his girlfriend before he died — now she won’t return our calls

Lawrence G. McMillan: Negative indicators suggest investors take a breath

The Tell: Here’s why one fund manager says stop reading his blog and live your life