Preview: Berkshire Hathaway's operating earnings totaled $6.7 billion in the fourth quarter of 2022, a release read Saturday.

Preview: Lucid plans to build just 10,000 to 14,000 vehicles in 2023, despite factory capacity to build more.

Preview: The veteran activist’s recent letter to the retailer’s board sets the table for a battle.

Preview: Movie theaters aren't going away, but they are changing. Operators are investing in better technology as well as premium concessions.

Preview: Price growth will likely stay higher this year, and the Federal Reserve is poised to continue to hike interest rates.

Preview: Warner Bros. Discovery sued Paramount on Friday over the streaming rights for cartoon comedy "South Park" on HBO Max.

Preview: Elon Musk is facing a pile of lawsuits over non-payment to vendors at Twitter.

Preview: Bitcoin continues to perplex investors with various narratives but for the Black community, storing and securing wealth is the most important one.

Preview: Lanny Smith launched Actively Black in the wake of George Floyd's 2020 murder, when he felt big companies' statements on racism and social justice rang hollow.

Preview: Travelers can save hundreds of dollars if they book outside of peak travel days like holidays.

Preview: Vice President Harris early Wednesday dismissed the frequent jeers and boos among Republican lawmakers during Tuesday night’s State of the Union address as “theatrics,” arguing President Biden’s record of bipartisanship speaks for itself. "I think there’s a bit of what happens in that room, sadly that it’s about theatrics, but when you talk about the...

Preview: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) on Wednesday dismissed a question on whether he was trying to quell a number of outbursts from members of his caucus during President Biden's State of the Union Address. "Apparently the White House Comms team is delighted at the reaction because it looked like Joe Biden was standing out to...

Preview: House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) suggested that Republicans who heckled President Biden during the State of the Union Address Tuesday evening are unfit to serve in Congress.  “President Biden delivered a compelling speech outlining a vision to make life better for everyday Americans” Jeffries tweeted following the speech.  "And his dignity presented a stark...

Preview: Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) said it was a “questionable” decision for Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) to attend the State of the Union address on Tuesday night but added that he was particularly taken aback by the disgraced freshman lawmaker’s decision to sit on the aisle. “Certainly, the fact that he showed up to the State...

Preview: Pervez Musharraf, one-time military dictator of Pakistan, was buried on Feb. 7 in the port city of Karachi after dying in exile in the United Arab Emirates on Feb. 5. A headline in the Wall Street Journal described him as a “key U.S. ally.” Well, up to a point, to borrow the disbelieving jargon of...

Preview: The editorial board of The Wall Street Journal is arguing President Biden is benefiting from Republican struggles on messaging and governance, despite his sagging poll numbers. The Journal, in an editorial published early Wednesday, noted Biden devoted much of his State of the Union address Tuesday evening touting what he says is a long list...

Preview: Republicans are willing to work within the president's roadmap, the country will be better off because of it.

Preview: More than seven in 10 viewers of President Biden’s State of the Union address had at least a somewhat positive reaction to the speech, according to a CNN flash poll. The poll found 72 percent of watchers had a positive view of the speech, with 34 percent saying it was very positive. It reported that...

Preview: Alexandra Dondeville says she was a freshman majoring in psychology and liberal arts when an alleged incident with Cookie in her biology classroom changed her college life.

Preview: It’s State of the Union time, so wrongheaded expectations and misleading renderings of history require correction once again. One colleague inaccurately opined on television that “historically presidents get a little bump [from the address] … and then it flattens out.” Another commentator wrongly asserted that presidents are “aways helped” by these speeches. You...

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Preview: If the last remaining arms treaty between the Russia and the U.S. falls, there won't be limits on their nuclear forces for the first time since the 1970s.

Preview: Snow and rain will continue pummeling California on Saturday before the system moves on to Oklahoma and Texas.

Preview: A lasting consequence of Russia's war on Ukraine: The coerced and forced deportation of potentially tens of thousands of Ukrainian children.

Preview: Airlines are expanding as summer approaches. Here's a round up of the latest announcements from United, Frontier, Avelo and Air Canada.

Preview: Ben Stiller is standing by his controversial comedy "Tropic Thunder."

Preview: A winter storm was bringing blizzard conditions, heavy rains and mudslides throughout Southern California.

Preview: The post-Covid recovery has taken hold as travelers take advantage of reopened borders, while carriers benefit from cost-cutting efforts.

Preview: The move came less than a month after a federal judge denied the FTC’s request for a court order halting Meta’s purchase of Within Unlimited.

Preview: After years of delays, United Launch Alliance is looking to blast off its Vulcan Centaur vehicle for the first time later in the spring.

Preview: Company tells teams whose games are carried by three of its regional networks that it wants to stop operating the channels.

Preview: Six times as many people currently work part-time by choice, rather than by necessity; “25 hours is the new 35.”

Preview: Data could lead Federal Reserve to raise interest rates for longer.

Preview: The EU’s Margrethe Vestager said that closer analysis of the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act suggests the main threats to Europe’s competitiveness will be limited to a handful of sectors.

Preview: Sometimes, the most widely cited inflation figures tell us more about the past than the present.

Preview: The invasion of Ukraine prompted a volley of tough sanctions from the U.S. and its allies, a historic use of economic measures that will likely have lasting implications for businesses.

Preview: The U.S. typically selects the leader of the World Bank, but the bank’s board will need to officially approve Ajay Banga’s nomination.