Sorry Apple and Ikea, Chinese Shoppers Don't Love You Anymore

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Sorry Apple and Ikea, Chinese Shoppers Don't Love You Anymore

“Chinese brands have been better at leveraging social media to reach out to shoppers in China,” said Catherine Lim, a Bloomberg Intelligence analyst
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Ten Years After Lehman Bankruptcy, New Books Point Finger at Two Men

The Fed and Lehman Brothers: Setting the Record Straight on a Financial Disaster. In 2008, Federal Reserve officials gave many reasons why they were unable to save Lehman Brothers—the bank's collateral was inadequate, they lacked legal authority—but
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Where to Find Opportunities in Cannabis Stocks

Todd Harrison, CB1 Capital Management chief investment officer, discusses the surge in cannabis stocks with Bloomberg's Julie Hyman, Caroline
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Real Time Economics: US Workers Are Quitting Jobs at the Fastest Rate In 17 Years

This is the web version of the WSJ's newsletter on the economy. You can sign up for daily delivery here. Good morning. Today we look at pushback on Trump's tariffs, a slightly softer China stance on trade, and how lots of job openings and low …
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Jamie Dimon Quickly Backtracks on Bragging He Could Beat Trump

JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s Jamie Dimon picked a fight with President Donald Trump — and immediately regretted it. “I think I could beat Trump” in an election, the Wall Street executive said at an event Wednesday morning that was supposed to celebrate his
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