Ellen Emmerentze Jervell was formerly a staff reporter and photographer for The Wall Street Journal, based in Oslo, Norway.

The global oil market is expected to return to a surplus in the final quarter of this year for the first time since the ...

Treasury yields mostly rose as inflationary pressures kept expectations for further Fed interest-rate hikes strong, but the ...

Nvidia shares are having a bad week. Shares of the chipmaker fell about 3% on Tuesday, continuing its losing streak. The ...

Jensen Huang resigned as chief executive of Nvidia, the company at the heart of the AI boom, shortly before the stock market ...

Indian graduates are spending months cramming for long-shot civil-service exams, but their frustration is fueling anger toward Narendra Modi’s ruling party.

Lt. Col. Brandon Tyner was arrested over allegations of spying for Russia after unwittingly speaking with British officials.

The Commerce secretary is under pressure due to his inaction on chip-export controls and tensions with other senior officials ...

The Kremlin is trying to lure users in Russia away from YouTube, one of the most popular Western social media networks in the country, to a homegrown alternative called Rutube. WSJ examines the ...

Nvidia’s crisis divides the AI trade between companies dependent on Huang’s patronage, and those that didn’t need his chips ...

Oil prices rose, rebounding from declines earlier in the session, as traders weighed continued disruptions to Middle Eastern ...

SpaceX announced plans to spend $74 billion on new data center projects in Texas and Arizona, expanding the footprint of its ...