AI adoption is slow and uneven, writes WSJ'S Christopher @Mims. Workers who could get the most out of AI might need the most encouragement, education and guidance. https://t.co/wDgnN7cWCR ...

The 19th-century painter captured the taste and habits of a Gilded Age industrialist in this perfectly composed still life. https://t.co/3CSw5AUsw7 ...

Heard on the Street: Jewelry is outshining the rest of luxury https://t.co/OHfgaj5hmO ...

It’s time for year-end tax planning. If you do nothing else, go over your 2025 deductions for state and local taxes and charitable donations https://t.co/oqKsnmVPaw ...

European officials fear the continent will be left behind as the U.S., China and Russia vie for economic, technological and military dominance https://t.co/MtLx9XENbB ...

Few people make partner at Goldman. Two brothers doing it within two years of each other is even more unusual. https://t.co/EyRsGtCRoD ...

Authorities are searching for clues to why a man shot two West Virginia National Guard members serving in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday https://t.co/5vOf72Nq6e? ...

Rising food prices are prompting more families to get creative with items that once languished in the fridge. https://t.co/ZqqBoNjQjY ...

Take an early look at the front page of today's Wall Street Journal https://t.co/qItBloOpIC https://t.co/ECWf8tC493 ...

Lloyd’s of London is no longer a bastion of white, male privilege. Or so the white men running it say. A reputational crisis is putting the iconic British institution under pressure to prove it has changed. https://t.co/jpN5CjsHOi ...