Justice Dept. Subpoenas Wall Street Journal in Leak Investigation

Critics raised concerns over press freedom after The Journal disclosed receiving subpoenas related to an article on deliberations on the risks of military action in Iran.

By Devlin Barrett

Investors are piling into dividend stocks this year. These names top Wall Street’s buy list

CNBC Pro screened for dividend-paying stocks that have an average rating of buy and at least 15% upside to the average price target.

New participant in Middle East crisis? UAE secretly attacked Iran during war, joined US-Israel campaign

The United Arab Emirates secretly conducted attacks on an Iranian oil refinery last month, marking a new direct participant in the conflict. This action followed Iran's extensive targeting of the UAE, prompting a strategic shift in Abu Dhabi's approach to Tehran. The UAE possesses a highly advanced air force, fueling speculation about its involvement.

By TOI WORLD DESK

Wall Street Journal Taps Bill Perkins’ Tortoises for Fast Boost to Video

A visit to a passel of slow-moving, decades-old tortoises shows The Wall Street Journal eager to accelerate its video ambitions. Gunjan Banerji, a reporter for the News Corp-backed outlet, recently traveled to interview hedge-fund manager Bill Perkins, and was able to feed one of the reptiles, which he keeps on his estate. She hosts “The […]

By Brian Steinberg

UAE Has Been Secretly Carrying Out Attacks On Iran: Report

The United Arab Emirates has carried out military strikes on Iran, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Wall Street searches for direction as U.S.-Iran resolution talks fizzle