The Oscars Are Famously Long - Where Does the Time Go?
The Journal took a stopwatch to the last five years of Oscar broadcasts to breakdown what’s filling up those more than three-and-half hours. WSJ’s Jason Bellini reports the findings. Photo Illustration: Drew Evans/The Wall Street Journal.
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February 21, 2019
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Uber vs. Lyft IPO: The Race to Go Public
Uber and Lyft are both revving up for two of the most anticipated IPOs of 2019. In three rounds, we look at which company will be a better bet for investors.
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February 21, 2019
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Galaxy S10: A Guide to All Four New Samsung Phones
Samsung has four new phones in its premium line—the Galaxy S10e, S10, S10+ and S10 5G. WSJ’s Joanna Stern explains how they differ in size, cameras, price and network connectivity.
February 20, 2019
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What Are Stock Buybacks and Why Are There Calls to Restrict Them?
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have introduced proposals to restrict stock buybacks. WSJ’s Ken Brown explains the basics of buybacks and the economics of the plans. Illustration: Laura Kammermann
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February 20, 2019
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The Secret to Why a Tesla Costs So Much
One of the biggest things preventing Elon Musk from releasing a mass market electric vehicle comes down to the vehicle's blessing and curse: its lithium-ion battery. We break down the science and the cost.
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February 19, 2019
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Manafort's Lies: Why They Matter in the Russia Probe
President Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort lied about three topics that are “material” to the special counsel’s Russia investigation, a judge ruled Wednesday. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday explains why Manafort’s lies matter to prosecutors. Photo: AP Photo/Susan Walsh
February 14, 2019
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How One Man Is Enabling Others to Enjoy Passion for Cycling
One hundred and seventy racers rode their way through snowy Colorado in the 2019 Fat Bike World Championships. We followed one of the competitors, Jake O'Connor, who is bringing off-road cycles to paraplegics, amputees and other adaptive athletes. Photo: Reilly Kaczmarek; Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal
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February 14, 2019
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A First Look at Google Maps' AR Future
Navigation apps are learning to use your camera to locate you far better than GPS ever could—and give you better directions to wherever you're headed. To test an early version of Google's AR mapping features, WSJ's David Pierce takes an augmented walk in San Francisco. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis
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February 12, 2019
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Tracing David Pecker's Connection to Trump and Bezos
David Pecker, the publisher of the National Enquirer, is facing accusations from Jeff Bezos involving blackmail and political favors. WSJ’s Jason Bellini breaks down the genesis of Pecker's recent controversies. Photo: Getty
February 11, 2019
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How to Protect Yourself From Webcam Hackers
Should you cover your webcam? WSJ's Joanna Stern asked an ethical hacker to get into as many of her webcams as he could. In the process, she identified important tips for being safer online. Photo: Natalia V. Osipova/The Wall Street Journal.
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February 07, 2019
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Three Challenges General Motors Will Face in 2019
General Motors reported fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday that beat analyst expectations, but saw its operating profit slip. WSJ’s Lee Hawkins outlines three challenges facing the auto maker in the year ahead. Photo: AP Photo/Paul Sancya
February 06, 2019
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President Trump's State of the Union and Democratic Response
President Trump's State of the Union address and the Democratic response.
February 05, 2019
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Why Investors Are Obsessed With the Inverted Yield Curve
Amid a shaky marketplace, investors are eyeing the yield curve for signs of economic stability. History shows that when the yield curve inverts, a recession may soon follow. Photo Composite: Stephanie Swart for The Wall Street Journal.
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February 04, 2019
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Why a U.S.-Russia Nuclear-Arms Treaty Is on the Brink of Collapse
In 1987, the U.S. and Russia signed a nuclear-arms treaty banning land-based missiles capable of flying 300 to 3,400 miles. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday explains why the landmark agreement is now on the brink of collapse. Photo Illustration: Laura Kammermann
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February 01, 2019
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A Mini-Castle, Saved From Ruins, Now Fit for a New King
Architect Jaime Fernández restored a 250-year-old mini-castle from ruins to create a unique home with fossils embedded in the walls. He gives us a tour of Dinton Castle in Buckinghamshire, England, which is for sale for £765,000. Photo: Jimmy Cape for The Wall Street Journal
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February 01, 2019
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How Accurate Are Super Bowl Announcer Tony Romo's Calls?
Tony Romo, the lead television analyst for the Super Bowl on Sunday, is known for his uncanny ability to predict plays before they happen. But how accurate is he really? The Wall Street Journal watched more than 2,500 plays to find out. Photo Illustration: NFL / Gary Locke for The Wall Street Journal.
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January 31, 2019
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Facebook Revenue Soars Despite Controversies
Facebook’s revenue rose, year on year, 30% in the fourth quarter. WSJ’s Jason Bellini explains why the social network is beating analyst expectations and posting profits amidst all the bad press. Photo illustration: Laura Kammermann
January 30, 2019
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Apple's Three Biggest Challenges as It Reports Lower Profit
Apple said iPhone revenue dropped 15% in the fiscal first quarter, causing a drop in both revenue and earnings amid a matured smartphone market and a slowdown in its service business. WSJ's Lee Hawkins reports.
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January 30, 2019
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A Master of Super Bowl Commercials Explains How to Create Iconic Ads
Bryan Buckley has directed a whopping 59 Super Bowl commercials. He sits down with us to explain what takes an ad from ordinary to iconic.
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January 29, 2019
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China's Huawei Indicted: Breaking Down the Charges
The U.S. unveiled sweeping charges against Chinese tech firm Huawei on Monday. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday breaks down the indictments.
January 28, 2019
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When Phil Hoon’s grandfather was selling Fords in 1954, the same year the car maker debuted the Thunderbird, his dealership on Maryland’s Eastern Shore got a single model that found its way to his grandson two decades later.⠀
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The original buyer sold the T-Bird in 1974 to Mr. Hoon’s mother, who passed it on to her son. He's kept it ever since.⠀
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“My two sons, both now in their 30s and living about an hour from me, grew up with this car in the garage,” said Mr. Hoon, an attorney from Chestertown, Md. “It was there before they were born, and they love it.”⠀
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In the early ‘50s, before foreign cars like Porsches and Mercedes had made it to American roads, Ford rolled out the Thunderbird to compete with Chevrolet’s Corvette. ⠀
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The pesky but essential hospital ID bracelet is getting a makeover.⠀
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A shield-shaped adhesive strip that can be stuck almost anywhere on the body is being tested on 50 neurosurgery patients at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City. ⠀
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The Shield is wider than traditional bracelets so patient information is more legible, reducing the risk of errors, according to Dr. Peter Costantino, chairman of head and neck surgery at Lenox Hill, who invented the adhesive. It can be attached to a patient’s arm or foot, and the doctor plans to test if it collects fewer germs than wristbands. ⠀
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With waterside land scarce in Miami proper, developers are looking north to the once-scruffy community of Hallandale Beach.
Previously best known for political scandals and a horse-racing track, the small municipality halfway between Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale is being billed as South Florida's next oceanfront real estate hot spot. Just over a bridge from Miami's design district, it backs up to some of the deepest, widest canals in the area.
The northward trend stems from growing crowds in the city of Miami, which has seem an influx of high-income individuals from higher tax states and an increase in foreign buyers from South American countries.
Real estate agents say that despite the recent activity, waterfront Hallandale Beach properties sell at about a third of what a similar property would in Miami.
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I know I look different from other people, but I don't feel different, because I think I'm the most normal thing in the world. Karl Lagerfeld, the German designer who dominated high-fashion for decades and reinvigorated the iconic French couture house @chanelofficial as creative director, has died at 85.⠀
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With his trademark dark sunglasses and white hair pulled into a ponytail, @karllagerfeld was perhaps the most recognizable figure in fashion.⠀
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His death leaves a void atop Chanel SA, one of the luxury industry biggest brands, and @fendi, the Italian fashion house owned by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton where he has been a creative director since 1965.⠀
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I think nobody has [been at] a company as long as I have, he told @wsjmag in 2017. I'm ready for the Guinness Book.⠀
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At Dubai's Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, a one-bedroom apartment would have fetched $1 million five years ago.
Today, the same apartment goes for less than $550,000, according to brokers.
A global capital of luxury, Dubai was one of the world’s worst-performing cities for real-estate prices over the past two years, property consulting firm Knight Frank said.
Lower oil prices, weaker currencies in nearby countries, and Middle East political turmoil have all undercut property prices. So has Dubai's Build and they will come approach, which has created a glut of high-end housing.
That oversupply could keep weighing on prices for years. The city-state of more than three million people is one of the world's biggest construction sites, with nearly 1,200 cranes still active across the city.
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After Michelle Obama wore a gown by @jasonwu to her husband's inaugural ball in 2009, the young designer was set up to become the next star of the American fashion industry. But things didn't turn out that way. I'm totally not where I thought I would be, the 36-year-old said. “When you dress very, very prominent women, it does give people the false impression that you’ve already made it. Expectations were high for young American designers of Mr. Wu's generation, but a number of labels that launched in the 2000s have struggled to reach the next level. Luxury-goods sales slumped in 2015 and 2016, and many consumers shifted their spending from luxury fashion brands to experiences such as travel.
Mr. Wu is overhauling his business by adding lower-priced items to attract more shoppers. He is also appearing in ads for a banking app and will be a guest judge on @rupaulsdragrace. He has taken a year-long break from elaborate runway shows, he said, because he is tired of the formula and is reassessing his business. I've been able to think about the future of the company in a more sober way now more than I have ever before, he said.
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The quesadilla at La Santisima Gourmet Taco Shop in Phoenix, Ariz., comes filled with Oaxacan cheese and pastor, fried and smothered in sour cream, queso cotija, pineapple, onion, cilantro, green salsa and guacamole.
The vast selection of salsas at the eatery—from a strawberry option to one featuring a purée of peanuts—makes it a favorite of @fnbrestaurant chef and co-owner Charleen Badman.
For an insider's guide to the Valley of the Sun, we asked four locals—including rockers @alicecooper and Maynard James Keenan—to share their don't-miss attractions.
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Colin Kroll, the self-taught coding whiz who co-founded Vine and the popular game-show app HQ Trivia, earned millions in his 20s with dreams of making his company the size of Facebook.⠀
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He was dead by 34.⠀
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A gentle, endearingly awkward soul to his friends, he also fought with colleagues, attracted negative press for his behavior at work, and struggled with drugs and alcohol.⠀
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As Silicon Valley has changed the traditional path of business success, allowing tech wunderkinds to take a fast track to wealth fame, some aren't ready for the rapid rise.⠀
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Welcome to summer camp for grown-ups.⠀
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A dozen or so private communities located in western North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains are attracting homeowners escaping the summer heat in Florida, Georgia and Louisiana.⠀
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At Chinquapin, a gated community in Glenville, N.C., residents can enjoy canoeing, fishing, trails for all-terrain vehicles, and even teepees and wilderness cabins reserved for overnight adventures.⠀
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Lots here range from $70,000 to the $500,000s, and homes range from $350,000 for a two-bedroom cottage to $3 million for a custom-built home on up to 8 acres.⠀
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At another private residential community about 10 miles away, which offers kayaking, horseback riding and clay pigeon shooting, 135 homes have been built and 14 more are under construction.⠀
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It's just a place where you can be a kid again, says the community's general manager and chief executive.⠀
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Topped with defensive towers and surrounded by a moat, this Belgian castle left its mark with acts of heroism during World War II. ⠀
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Château de Haltinne, which dates to the 1630s, was most recently home to a decorated hero of the Belgian resistance during WWII. During the war, his family sheltered a Jewish couple from Antwerp, saving them from deportation by the occupying Germans.⠀
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After the owner's death in 2015, the home passed on to his four children, who put the roughly 33,000-square-foot castle on the market with an asking price of €13.5 million, or about $15.3 million. The 600-acre estate located in the province of Namur includes a working farm and more than 170 acres of forest, as well as some 40 rooms inside the castle.⠀
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The horror of the shooting in Parkland, Florida, that occurred one year ago today crosses Ina Berlingeri-Vincenty's mind every morning when she drops her son Nico off at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Before he gets out of the car, she says, I make sure I say, 'I love you.' The gunman behind the rampage that left 17 people dead spared Nico's classroom, but not the one next door. Nico's older sister, Amanda, was studying Holocaust history in that classroom and saw two of her friends die beside her.
In the shooting's aftermath, Amanda would wake up crying and some days couldn't bring herself to enter the school. In any enclosed space, she plotted escape routes. Her parents eventually pulled her out of school to complete her senior year online.
The Parkland community has grieved and erected memorials. Some families who lost loved ones, and students who survived, have channeled their anguish into activism. Many have undergone counseling and recaptured a semblance of normalcy.
But pain and anger still pour forth regularly—especially as the political fallout from the shooting continues. A litany of errors in law enforcement's handling of the shooting was revealed in January. About a week later, Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, who was in charge of the police response. Mr. Israel is challenging the move.
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When Tom Cotter was 15, he spotted this 1939 Ford Deluxe station wagon behind a fence in someone's yard, knocked on the door and agreed to buy it for $300.⠀
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My goal was to live a West Coast lifestyle, recalled the 65-year-old, who grew up in Long Island, N.Y. I wanted to surf and drink beer, and this woody was part of the dream.⠀
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But lacking the money and know-how to fix it up, he ended up selling the car to a man in Puerto Rico for $1,200.⠀
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Twenty five years later, his wife, Pat—who was Mr. Cotter's girlfriend when he first owned the car—said she had come across two people in Puerto Rico with 1939 woodies.⠀
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I called down there and found that old car, he said. I ended up buying it back for $13,000.⠀
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Now a resident of Davidson, N.C., Mr. Cotter travels the country in his station wagon and has made it a character on his @hagertyclassic YouTube show The Barn Find Hunter.⠀
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Despite adding a Corvette engine and seat belts, the car is still an old woody at heart, he said. It creaks and moans when you drive it down the street.⠀
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