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Ryan and Allison Roots are full-time resellers — they take new and used items, mark them up, and sell them online for a profit. Through[…]

Airlines and TSA are starting to scan faces to get people through security and the boarding gate faster. Delta’s COO, Gill West gave WSJ’s Scott[…]

On the ground in Uganda, our reporters uncovered how Chinese telecom giant Huawei is providing surveillance tools that African governments use to stifle dissent. Video:[…]

Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods, and other traditional food companies are all betting the rise of meatless alternatives could permanently change the way people look at[…]

As global beer sales have stalled, major brewers such as AB InBev and Carlsberg are flocking to China. WSJ’s Steven Russolillo in Hong Kong tests[…]

As more people cut back on booze, non-alcoholic breweries, bars and spirits alternatives and are popping up to give the so-called sober curious a range[…]

The world’s first Porsche, built in Nazi-era Germany, is going up at auction. WSJ’s Dan Neil got to take the 1939 Type 64 Berlin-Rome Rennwagon[…]

Advances in technology are allowing fighter pilots to kill each other from as far away as possible. That means if a pilot is close enough[…]

The U.S. labor market has added jobs for 106 straight months. But wages aren’t growing as fast as expected. WSJ markets reporter Akane Otani explains.[…]

The promise of smart lights is you don’t have to get out of bed to turn off the lights. WSJ’s David Pierce explains three reasons[…]