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business
Charles Krauthammer, Prominent Conservative Voice, Has Died
Awarded a Pulitzer for commentary in 1987, Krauthammer was an influential voice among Republicans.
markets
Goldman, Morgan Stanley Say Low Test Scores May Not Curb Payouts
Second stage next week decides banks’ dividend, buyback plans.
technology
Intel Executive Bench Is Thin After Outgoing CEO Ousted Rivals
The world’s second-largest chipmaker is in the worst leadership crisis in its 50-year history.
markets
Fannie-Freddie Rise After White House Proposes Privatization
The Trump administration wants Congress to remove the federal charters for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Opinion
Sarah Halzack
Online Retailers Shouldn’t Fear a Sales Tax
Price is not the advantage it once was.
Justin Fox
Internet Sales Tax Switch Is Good Policy Made the Wrong Way
Giving online retailers a tax break in the 1990s and taking it away now makes some sense. But is it really the Supreme Court’s job?
Ramesh Ponnuru
Which Races Should Benefit, at the Expense of Which Others?
Asian-Americans suing Harvard reopen an awkward debate.
Brooke Sutherland
GE Dangled a Breakup. Investors Now Have High Expectations.
Shareholders are braced for a big and imminent portfolio update. GE needs to deliver on the expectations it helped create.
Shira Ovide
Intel Is Corporate America’s Biggest #MeToo Moment
Boards and executives are on notice about a higher standard.
