interactivo.wsj.comThe Wall Street Journal - Breaking News, Business, Financial & Economic News, World News and Video

The Wall Street Journal - Breaking News, Business, Financial & Economic News, World News and Video Dow Jones, a News Corp company News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services Dow Jones Barron’s BigCharts DJX Dow Jones Newswires Factiva Financial News Mansion Global MarketWatch NewsPlus Private Markets Risk & Compliance WSJ Conference WSJ Pro WSJ Video WSJ.com News Corp Big Decisions Business Spectator Checkout51 Harper Collins Housing Knewz.com Makaan New York Post News America Marketing PropTiger REA realtor.com Storyful The Australian The Sun The Times Subscribe Sign In The Wall Street Journal English Edition English 中文 (Chinese) 日本語 (Japanese) January 29, 2020 Print Edition Video Home World Regions Africa Asia Canada China Europe Latin America Middle East Sections Economy More World Video U.S. Sections Economy Law New York Politics Columns & Blogs Real Time Economics Washington Wire More Journal Report U.S. Video What’s News Podcast Politics Blogs Campaign Wire More Politics Video WSJ/NBC News Poll Economy Blogs Real Time Economics WSJ Pro Bankruptcy Central Banking Private Equity Venture Capital More Economic Forecasting Survey Economy Video Business Sections Management Tech/WSJ.D The Future of Everything Industries Aerospace & Defense Autos & Transportation Commercial Real Estate Consumer Products Energy Entrepreneurship Financial Services Food & Services Health Care Hospitality Law Manufacturing Media & Marketing Natural Resources Retail C-Suite CFO Journal CIO Journal CMO Today Logistics Report Risk & Compliance Columns Heard on the Street WSJ Pro Artificial Intelligence Bankruptcy Central Banking Private Equity Cybersecurity Venture Capital More Business Video Journal Report Business Podcast Tech Sections CIO Journal The Future of Everything Columns & Blogs Christopher Mims Joanna Stern Julie Jargon More Billion Dollar Startup Club Tech Video Tech Podcast Startup Stock Tracker Markets Sections Bonds Commercial Real Estate Commodities & Futures Stocks Your Money Columns & Blogs Heard on the Street MoneyBeat Wealth Adviser Market Data Market Data Home U.S. Stocks Currencies Commodities Bonds & Rates Mutual Funds & ETFs More CFO Journal Journal Report Markets Video Your Money Briefing Podcast Secrets of Wealthy Women Podcast Search Quotes and Companies Opinion Columnists Sadanand Dhume James Freeman William A. Galston Daniel Henninger Holman W. Jenkins Andy Kessler William McGurn Walter Russell Mead Peggy Noonan Mary Anastasia O’Grady Jason Riley Joseph Sternberg Kimberley A. Strassel Reviews Books Film Television Theater Art Masterpiece Series Music Dance Opera Exhibition Cultural Commentary More Editorials Commentary Letters to the Editor The Weekend Interview Potomac Watch Podcast Foreign Edition Podcast Opinion Video Notable & Quotable Best of the Web Newsletter Morning Editorial Report Newsletter Life & Arts Sections Arts Books Cars Food & Drink Health Ideas Real Estate Science Sports Style & Fashion Travel More WSJ. Magazine WSJ Puzzles The Future of Everything Far & Away Life Video Arts Video Real Estate Sections Commercial Real Estate House of the Day More Real Estate Video WSJ. Magazine Sections Fashion Art & Design Travel Food Culture Search Search → Facebook Earnings Rise, but Expenses Eat Into Margins The social-media giant reported a growing base of users and increasing quarterly revenue, capping a year of reliable strength in its core advertising business even as expenses climbed. 15 Facebook Reaches $550 Million Settlement in Facial-Recognition Lawsuit Live Coverage Impeachment Trial Enters New Phase With Senate Q&A Senators wavering on calling new witnesses in President Trump’s impeachment trial hinted at the factors they were considering, as Republican leaders tried to persuade lawmakers to bring the proceedings to a close later this week without fresh testimony. Senators Press on Trump Motivations White House Says John Bolton’s Manuscript Can’t Be Published As Is Where Things Stand and What’s Next Businesses Suspend Chinese Operations Amid Coronavirus Fears Global businesses operating in China are closing stores, scaling back operations and restricting travel as the Chinese government races to control the coronavirus. 15 Cases Grow, Flights to China Curbed Fed Holds Benchmark Rate Steady All 10 members of the Fed’s rate-setting committee voted to hold the fed-funds rate in a range between 1.5% and 1.75% and reaffirmed the Fed’s make-no-moves posture. 17 Your browser does not support iframes Tesla Posts Fourth-Quarter Profit on Record Deliveries The electric-car maker exceeded Wall Street estimates for profit and revenue as the company’s output picks up speed, giving investors more reason to believe the electric-car maker has put past problems behind it. 81 Tesla Tops Volkswagen to Become Second-Most-Valuable Auto Maker Elon Musk Delivers China-Made Teslas to Local Drivers Boeing Posts First Annual Loss Since 1997 as MAX Costs Surge Costs from the 737 MAX crisis sent the aerospace giant to its worst financial performance in two decades, although its shares rose in Wednesday trading. 103 Heard on the Street: A Horrible 2019 Isn’t the End to Boeing’s Troubles Arconic Considers Job Cuts Due to MAX Production Halt Boeing CEO Aims to Restore MAX Trust WSJ News Exclusive Billionaire Behind Victoria’s Secret in Talks to Step Down, Sell Stake Leslie Wexner is in talks to step aside as chief executive of his retail empire and is exploring a full or partial sale of the lingerie brand. 84 Three Continents and Hours and Hours of Charging: The Electric-Vehicle Road Test Harvard Chemistry Chairman Under Investigation Is a Giant of His Field The Middle Seat A Backlash Brews Against Phantom Hotel Fees Race Is On to Cash In on Sports Betting Obituary George H. Walker III Emerged, Belatedly, From Father’s Shadow Capital Account No, Banks Don’t Hold the Key to Climate Change The A-Hed Mexico’s President Wants to Raffle Off the Presidential Jet More Top News Microsoft Posts Record Sales as Cloud Business Continues to Grow Microsoft’s intelligent cloud unit, which includes its Azure cloud services, had sales of $11.87 billion, up 27% from the year-ago period. 9 Lung-Cancer Screening Saves Heavy Smokers’ Lives, Study Finds The results bolster the case for more widespread screening of heavy smokers who are at higher risk of lung cancer, researchers say. 2 Crude Oil Tanker Catches Fire in Persian Gulf A crude oil supertanker caught fire in the Persian Gulf, west of the Strait of Hormuz, prompting a warning from naval authorities in the U.K. for ships in the region to exercise extreme caution. 10 minutes ago Ex-Pharma CEO Asks Judge to Drop Criminal Opioid Charge Lawyers for Laurence Doud III, who once led Rochester Drug Cooperative Inc., said prosecutors were improperly using a law that wasn’t intended for company chiefs. Trump Administration Expands Remain in Mexico Program to Include Brazilians Brazilians seeking to cross the U.S.’s Southwest border and request asylum are being sent to wait in Mexico as their immigration cases play out, the Trump Administration said. 22 minutes ago Business & Finance With $47 Billion in Settlements, PG&E Pushes Toward Bankruptcy Exit At a hearing in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in San Francisco, PG&E lawyer Stephen Karotkin on Wednesday sketched out a timeline for the utility to wrap up the chapter 11 process it launched a year ago. Samsung Posts Lower Profit, Anticipates End of Chip Slump The South Korean tech giant reported a 38.5% decline in fourth-quarter net profit. But the slide was less dramatic than its third-quarter year-over-year dip of 52%. Goldman Sachs Opens Up to Its Critics, Hoping to Convert Them Goldman Sachs Group set higher financial targets in an effort to turn a skeptical shareholder base into believers in Chief Executive David...