September 22, 2015

New rules and openings in major categories help explain the premium cable network’s dominance as it won heavily for “Game of Thrones” and “Veep.”

With its admission of fraud in its diesel emissions testing, Volkswagen stands to lose drivers’ trust and the sales comeback it has sought in the United States.

Brian Williams is expected to return to the air on MSNBC on Tuesday in his new role as a breaking news anchor, seven months after making some humiliating news of his own.

Volkswagen executives told environmental regulators repeatedly that discrepancies on pollution tests were not a deliberate attempt to deceive Washington officials.

Carly Fiorina’s tenure as chief of Hewlett-Packard has drawn some criticism during her presidential campaign. But her career at Lucent is worth a look as well.

While the West grapples with thousands of Syrians, millions more have settled into lives with limited opportunities in Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon.

Gathering for their second such session in eight days, the ministers haggled over a proposal to resettle an additional 120,000 people across the European Union.

The staging by Bartlett Sher has arresting passages and others that seem not fully worked out. But the cast, led by Aleksandrs Antonenko, excels.

The company did not provide information on where the affected cars are, but the overwhelming majority are probably in Europe, where the company dominates the market.

Voice recognition and artificial intelligence have improved so fast that we are nearing “ambient computing,” or robotic assistants that are always on hand.

Mr. Blankfein said in a letter to shareholders and employees that he had a “highly curable” form of cancer.

The costs have risen more than six times faster than workers’ earnings since 2010, Kaiser Family Foundation calculates, prompting some to forgo care.