The Securities and Exchange Commission has sent letters to dozens of public companies asking them to provide more information to investors about how climate change might affect their financial earnings or business operations https://t.co/36AzpcGHfr

Longing for a European vacation? Visit three countries in one fell swoop on the Istrian Peninsula, where an intriguing mishmash of cultures reside in its picturesque small towns https://t.co/7UE6xy3Xtm

Technology companies Toast and Freshworks had strong public-markets debuts Wednesday, midway through a busy week for initial public offerings https://t.co/1Orsr3eiGc

What makes our college rankings unique?  They're based on many factors including financial outcomes:what graduates earn 10 years later, compared to the cost of attendance, and the average educational debt load.
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The sellers of Thimbleton, an historic estate in Alabama, had one precondition for the new buyers, who offered $495,000 on the night they toured the home: “Promise to stay here for 40 years and raise your kids.”
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From @WSJopinion: In this week’s Future View column, students discuss the growing gender gap at U.S. colleges https://t.co/qRWCRFL1lE

A craze for caps—preferably with an animal on the front—is giving Israelis an opportunity to express themselves, up to a point https://t.co/1DbKKGlmVR

Unvaccinated Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was self-isolating after a member of his delegation tested positive for the virus that causes Covid-19 during Bolsonaro's trip to the UN's General Assembly in New York https://t.co/lYrG5MiAVi

Sunisa Lee is the first Olympic all-around champion to go pro while also doing NCAA gymnastics. It’s a whole new world for her, her school and her agents. https://t.co/xPmqBjG0Ie

Family-friendly employers have never been more in demand. Yet they can be so hard to find. Here’s how to search for a workplace that will offer the family-friendly benefits and flexibility that’s right for you. https://t.co/6ErYfmUFub

From three movies with Timothée Chalamet to "The Sopranos" return with “The Many Saints of Newark," here’s a guide to some of the biggest entertainment happenings this fall https://t.co/9tx6xvJea8

“There just came a point where I didn’t know what to believe about Theranos anymore.” Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told a jury he once believed in Elizabeth Holmes, but ultimately came to doubt her blood-testing technology. https://t.co/Kn7Ow0d9dT

Centrist Democrats discussed reducing the size of the party’s $3.5 trillion social-welfare and climate bill to below $3 trillion at a meeting with President Biden Wednesday, according to people familiar with the matter https://t.co/PTdLdonuxY

Donald Trump is suing Mary Trump, the New York Times and reporters, accusing the newspaper and its reporters of plotting with his niece to expose confidential tax information https://t.co/5XQ5TKeRpU

An FDA official told vaccine experts reviewing who should get an additional dose of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine that there isn’t enough data to allow for mixing and matching of different shots https://t.co/G5k9IDqDMS

A third dose of Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine has been authorized by the FDA for people at high risk, including from job exposure, and those 65 and older https://t.co/74iZmZtOzD

From @WSJopinion: Regulators have set radiation exposure limits far too low, inspiring irrational fear of a cheap, clean energy source, writes Robert Hargraves https://t.co/hnOFWWFNgV

 Listen: In today's episode of The Journal podcast, @DJMatthewDalton explains how Australia's cancellation of an existing submarine deal with France to enter into a new pact with the U.S. has impacted U.S.-France relations https://t.co/lV1u0qMDE7

What Is China Evergrande, and why is its crisis worrying markets? Here are some answers https://t.co/tKcr8H3gb2

Apple gave its little tablet a big makeover—with a roomier screen, a fast processor, improved cameras and a powerful USB-C port—writes @NicNguyen. But the upgrade comes at a price. https://t.co/kQZSyPGBv5