Rachel Liang was a reporting assistant for the Journal in Singapore, covering business and general news about China. Previously she was with NPR in Beijing, covering China stories. Prior to that, she ...

Asa Fitch is a reporter covering the semiconductor companies in The Wall Street Journal’s San Francisco bureau, including Intel, Nvidia and Qualcomm.

The massive corrugated metal exterior with its bold orange lettering doesn’t prepare you for what waits inside – a seemingly endless labyrinth of architectural salvage, furniture, appliances, and ...

SonicWall has issued a warning regarding serious security vulnerabilities affecting its NetExtender Windows client, which could enable attackers to escalate their privileges within the system.

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When positioned correctly, mirrors can be the most effective way to create the illusion of a larger, lighter space – and they reflect sunlight that would otherwise be absorbed into the wall. Hanging ...

An open-plan kitchen/dining/family space has timber flooring, recessed lighting, wall-to-wall windows and double doors opening out to a wooden deck with steps down to the back garden. An adjoining ...

Wall Street’s rally fades as more CEOs talk ... Google and Meta Platforms and a highly anticipated semiconductor factory from Intel, though the struggling chipmaker in February pushed back ...

Our dear vigilantes, you knew that Americans are not actually ready for factory life, despite the arguments of hundreds of sad and embittered young men online. And you stepped into the breach ...

“Yes [deals are] on hold.” This is bad news for Wall Street since merger activity has been sluggish since 2021, a record-breaking time for deals. In 2021, the number of announced mergers ...