Activist Elliott Ratchets Up Pressure on Phillips 66 With Over $2.5 Billion Stake
The activist investor plans to push the oil refiner to consider selling or spinning off its energy-transportation business.
Behind the Oil Industry’s Biggest Divorce: Chevron Versus California
The energy giant sank the state’s first successful oil well, kicking off a boom that powered California’s economy for more ...
Tesla Can’t Afford Another Twitter-Size Distraction
Elon Musk’s bid for OpenAI and his divisive political image raise new risks for Tesla’s expensive stock.
Five Takeaways From Steve Bannon’s Interview With The Wall Street Journal
The MAGA kingmaker and onetime presidential adviser discusses Elon Musk, RFK Jr. and President Trump’s expansive agenda.
China’s Xi Is Building Economic Fortress Against U.S. Pressure
As President Trump turns up the heat on Beijing, China is trying to become more technologically self-sufficient, but its ...
How Trump’s Policies Have Shaken America’s IT Departments
Tariffs, AI governance and cybersecurity policy, as well as questions about the effectiveness of DOGE, were hot topics at the ...
What the Eaton fire could mean for Edison’s bottom line
Edison generates billions of dollars in revenue every year and has a history of passing along the costs of disasters to ...
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Technology Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
Sam Schechner covers technology, based out of The Wall Street Journal's Paris bureau, focusing on the intersection between technology, business and society. His stories have often tackled the role ...
AI Agents Are Everywhere…and Nowhere
Tech vendors like OpenAI and Microsoft are banking on business readiness to use the autonomous AI bots, but companies aren’t so sure.
Is AI Revolutionary or Hype? What If It Is Both?
There is substance to the hype cycle if you know where to look, according to investors at the WSJ CIO Network Summit.
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Editor at Large, The Wall Street Journal
Mr. Baker previously served as Editor in Chief of The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones from 2013-2018. Prior to that, Mr. Baker was Deputy Editor in Chief of The Wall Street Journal from 2009-2013.