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Jan 10, 2025 | wsj.com | H. Claire Brown |Next page

Latest ArticlesNew York and California forced companies to remove PFAS from apparel. It hasn’t been smooth. A make-or-break year for carbon credits, new challenges for COP, and a political changeover in the U.S. H. Claire Brown and Yusuf Khan Officials say the goal can largely be achieved without help from the federal government. Fed up with cost estimates from residential solar installers, DIYers are taking matters into their own hands.

Sep 30, 2024 | wsj.com | Katherine Hamilton |Next page

Latest Articles Personal FinanceAmericans hoarded credit-card points during the pandemic, but now find points buy less than they used to. Election 2024When Donald Trump was president, Republicans passed a cap on the SALT deduction, limiting a big tax break for homeowners in high-cost states. At a rally on Long Island, the former president vowed to restore it. Personal FinanceRenters cash in points for colored pencils and get $15 a month for paying rent on time.

Sep 3, 2024 | wsj.com | Maria Armental |Next page

Latest Articles Pro PE DealsThe investment marks an exit for Trivest Partners. Pro PE Commentary AnalysisIndustry insiders say the livelier-than-expected summer points to a busy year-end. ExclusiveTechnology investors Insight Partners and Sixth Street Partners are pumping $456 million into cybersecurity company Kiteworks, betting that escalating risk and regulatory scrutiny will spur demand for data protection from businesses and government agencies.

Aug 23, 2024 | wsj.com | Katy Stech Ferek |Next page

Reporter, The Wall Street JournalKaty Stech Ferek covers Congress for The Wall Street Journal's bureau in Washington, D.C. Her previous beats focused on the intersection of business and policy, including on issues related to climate and the environment, the overlap of national security and international trade and financial hardship. Prior to that, she covered corporate and personal bankruptcy.

Aug 8, 2024 | wsj.com | Isabella Simonetti |Next page

Latest Articles EarningsParamount Global, home of Comedy Central, MTV and Nickelodeon, wrote down the value of its cable-TV networks by nearly $6 billion and cut 15% of its workforce, a day after rival Warner Bros. Discovery reported an even larger write-down. Media & MarketingThe new venture will stream games and content that includes the NFL, MLB, the NBA and Division I college football and basketball.