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World News : 2018February11Sunday

North Korea Invites South's Leader to Pyongyang---and Creates a Dilemma for Allies

Israel Strikes Syrian Targets After Fighter Jet Is Shot Down

U.S. Considers Boosting Asia Forces With Special Marine Units

Pence Sat During Opening Ceremony. Some Koreans Took Offense.

Canadian-Iranian Activist Seyed Emami Dies in Tehran Prison

Sword Attack at Church in Indonesia Injures German Priest, Others

Turkish Helicopter Is Downed in Northern Syria

Detained Bookseller in China Says Sweden Using Him as 'Chess Piece'

Lebanon, Once a Bastion of Political Freedom, Cracks Down on Speech

U.S. Navy Probes Suspected Drug Selling, Use Among Sailors in Japan

U.S. Business : 2018February11Sunday

What It Would Take for Amazon to Become UPS or FedEx

Purdue Pharma to Stop Promoting OxyContin to U.S. Doctors

Why Businesses Are Pushing for Better Child Care in America

Experimental Drug Promises to Kill the Flu Virus in a Day

Wynn Resorts Board Cancels Outside Investigation of Steve Wynn's Conduct

White House Budget to Project 3% Growth

Spending Bill Overshadows Coming Trump Budget Plan

Canada Sheds 88,000 Jobs In January

Coca-Cola, PepsiCo Try New Ways to Combat Soda Slump

Former Officials Raise Questions About New LA Times Owner's Business

Markets News : 2018February11Sunday

Stocks Are Cheaper, But Not Cheap

Beyond Tesla: How Else to Buy Into Electric Cars

Viacom Inches Closer to a Deal

Venezuela's Pain is OPEC's Gain

Beijing Hasn't Stopped Watching the Markets

Why Boring Is No Longer Beautiful in Stocks

What Tech Giant SoftBank Wants With Boring Old Reinsurer

Stocks Changed, but Bonds Still Sound the Same

No-Wynn Situation Looks a No-Win for Investors

Technology: 2018February11Sunday

Uber Agrees Not to Use Waymo Technology in Self-Driving Cars

What It Would Take for Amazon to Become UPS or FedEx

Qualcomm and Broadcom Spar Over Latest Merger Proposal

The Computer Part People Are Hoarding: 'I Felt Like I Was Buying Drugs'

NASA Prepares to Launch Plan B if Commercial Space Taxis Stall

GameStop Fires Two Executives Days After Naming New CEO

SoFi Reports Disappointing Earnings as Loan Performance Suffers

Twitter Notches First Profit, and Shares Leap

Didi Ties Up With SoftBank to Give a Lift to Japanese Taxi Companies

Viacom Inches Closer to a Deal

Lifestyle: 2018February11Sunday

Can I Wear Logos Without Them Wearing Me? An Investigation

Nostalgic for the Atari-Era Arcade? Millennial Gamers Are Reinventing It

2018 Jaguar E-Pace: A Compact Crossover That Doubles as a Profit Grab

The Opulent Second Lives of Firehouses

Venture Capitalist Lists Hawaii Compound for $35 Million

Why Chablis Is Our Wine Columnist's Go-To White

The Bitter Truth About Chocolate

A Visionary Photographer Reaches a Career Pinnacle

The Unexpected Copenhagen Neighborhood Not to Be Missed

A Day in the Life of Silicon Valley Power Player Kirsten Green

Top Stories: 2018February11Sunday

The Wall Street Journal: Flu breakthrough? Japanese drug maker thinks its compound can kill virus in a day

The Wall Street Journal: Israeli jet shot down by antiaircraft missiles during retaliatory strikes on Syria

: Cardlytics IPO: What it’s like to go public during market madness

Market Extra: Remember when the head of the world’s largest hedge fund said you’d ‘feel pretty stupid’ holding cash? How’d that work out?

Market Snapshot: Reports of the bull market’s death were greatly exaggerated

These people are retiring early — but they’re not worried by the volatile markets

How to save for college during market downturns

5 things to do right now instead of panicking about the stock market

The Moneyist: My brother stole my $110,000 inheritance by altering our mother’s will

The Moneyist: I take care of my father — shouldn’t he leave his estate to me instead of my sister?