The Wall Street Journal

Four critical pillars made Google a $1.2 trillion company. Now two of them are under attack.

He set out on a long-shot quest to save Ukraine, his reputation and his $15 billion fortune. A year later, Roman Abramovich is nearly out of time.

• set out on: ~에 착수하다; ~을 직접 다루다

Live Q&A

Layoffs continue to ravage the tech industry. Join our discussion on what's behind the job cuts and what they mean for the future at 1 p.m. ET.

• ravage: 황폐하게 만들다, 유린하다

Breaking News

Stripe, one of the world's most valuable startups, has set a one-year timetable on a decision to go public, people familiar with the matter say

Five former Memphis police officers were charged with second-degree murder in the death of Tyre Nichols, a Black man who died after a traffic stop

Bed Bath & Beyond said banks have determined it defaulted and have cut off its credit lines

Activist investor Elliott is preparing to nominate a slate of directors at Salesforce, people familiar with matter say

• a slate of: 명단

Hasbro said it will eliminate 15% of its global workforce this year. Shares dropped 8% after hours as it reported a decline in revenue.

Chevron made a record profit last year as the pandemic receded and the war in Ukraine pushed oil prices to multiyear highs

• recede: (서서히) 물러나다; 약해지다, 희미해지다; 벗어지다

CVS and Walmart are cutting pharmacy hours amid a staffing shortage that has plagued the biggest drug-store chains throughout the pandemic

U.S. households cut spending in December, adding to signs of an economic slowdown. Underlying inflation cooled to its slowest pace since October 2021.

The FDA released guidelines that would allow gay and bisexual men in monogamous relationships to donate blood without abstaining from sex

• monogamous: 일부일처
• abstain: 기권하다; 자제하다; 불참하다

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