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World News : 2018February12Monday

Olympics Euphoria Doesn't Quell South Korean Doubts

Egyptian President Sisi Touts Megaprojects Ahead of March Vote

NATO to Try 'Kitchen Table' to Soothe U.S.-Turkey Dispute

Tension Rises Between Israel and Iran After Syria Clash

Liberia's Former President Wins $5 Million African Leadership Prize

Fate of South Africa's Zuma Set to Be Resolved Monday, Says ANC Head

Plane Crash Near Moscow Kills All 71 on Board

'A Saudi Luxury Prison': How the Kingdom Squeezed Billions From Billionaires

Defeat of ISIS in Iraq Caused $45.7 Billion in Damage to Infrastructure, Study Finds

The EU's Real Rule-of-Law Crisis

U.S. Business : 2018February12Monday

The Tax Law Is About to Make Analyzing Earnings Trickier

Deal Talks to Sell Weinstein Co. Collapse After New York Attorney General Files Lawsuit

General Dynamics Buying CSRA for $6.8 Billion

Big Batteries Are Taking a Bite Out of the Power Market

Oracle Leaps Into the Costly Cloud Arms Race

White House to Roll Out Trump Infrastructure Plan

Sizing Up the Trumponomics Gamble on Deficit Spending and Inflation

The Secret to Getting More People to Pay Their Taxes

Self-Driving Car Safety Legislation Stalls in the Senate

Wisconsin, Facing a Worker Shortage, Pitches Its Benefits

Markets News : 2018February12Monday

Nvidia's Cryptic Road Ahead

Cloud Bills Will Get Loftier

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

Technology: 2018February12Monday

Oracle Leaps Into the Costly Cloud Arms Race

Broadcom Secures as Much as $100 Billion of Debt Funding for Qualcomm Bid

What It Would Take for Amazon to Become UPS or FedEx

Unilever Threatens to Reduce Ad Spending on Tech Platforms That Don't Combat Divisive Content

China Leads Global Battery Race

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

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

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

Lifestyle: 2018February12Monday

Why Teens Need a Sense of Purpose

'Wallis in Love' Challenges a Royal Love Story

How Alums From Supreme and Dior Are Reinvigorating Jil Sander

The Opulent Second Lives of Firehouses

Venture Capitalist Lists Hawaii Compound for $35 Million

Art With Ivory Can Be Tough to Sell

The Elusive American Black Truffle

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: 2018February12Monday

U.S. inflation expectations drop in January: New York Fed survey

In One Chart: This stock-market shakeout looks a lot like 1996-97

Capitol Report: Here’s where the money goes in Trump’s infrastructure plan

Metals Stocks: Gold rises, despite equity rebound, as dollar softens

Next Avenue: How people change after a traumatic life jolt

How to know when U.S. stocks will bottom, according to eight investing pros

Market Snapshot: Dow up triple digits, as focus shifts to Trump’s infrastructure plan

NerdWallet: Avoid giving the worst kind of gift on Valentine’s Day

Currencies: Dollar edges lower as traders assess stock-market bounce

The Margin: Obama portraits unveiled at National Gallery