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Shares of Genius Brands International Inc. GNUS, +71.51% surged 13% on volume of 2.2 million shares in premarket trading Wednesday, putting them on target to open at a 3-year high, to broaden the kids media company's ongoing rocket ride...

JONATHAN VILLAMAR is not a clothing designer; he just plays one in a videogame. For hours every day, the grocery-store clerk in West New York, N.J., escapes into Nintendo’s “Animal Crossing: New Horizons,” the runaway videogame smash of this...

The campus of Notre Dame, where Matthew Bradley and other law students are concerned about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on their careers. Photo: nova safo/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images By Patrick Thomas April 19, 2020 7:00 am ET Sarah Beechay is graduating from Hofstra...

It was the second marriage for the newly engaged couple—in their 40s and 50s—but their first home together. Their residence of choice: a five-bedroom, eight-and-a-half bath Italian Renaissance-inspired mansion in the River Oaks neighborhood of Houston. The property had sat...

No company has experienced growing pains as severe as Facebook Inc. The company’s past failures to ensure privacy, protect data and police content have left its executives confronting a simple question: Can we trust you? Right now, we have little...

Lanee Barlow cried when she learned that the Kalamazoo Bodybuilding Championships in Michigan were canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The announcement on March 15 came two weeks ahead of the scheduled competition. The mother of three had been in...

John Janick couldn’t have imagined that starting an independent record company from his college dorm room would prepare him for the current heyday of the streaming era. Mr. Janick launched his Fueled by Ramen label as a freshman in 1996,...

Students at the University of Washington in Seattle had their last day of in-person classes March 6. Photo: Karen Ducey/Getty Images April 3, 2020 9:00 am ET Universities scrambled over the past month to move classes online as the coronavirus pandemic forced...

New York City’s human-rights watchdog is investigating Amazon.com Inc. over allegations an employee at a Staten Island warehouse was fired for helping to organize a walkout over work conditions in the midst of the new coronavirus pandemic, city officials...

At Rice University in Houston, engineers assembled a ventilator that may one day help coronavirus patients breathe. From left to right, Thomas Herring, Fernando Cruz and Danny Blacker. Photo: Jeff Fitlow/Rice University By Sara Castellanos April 2, 2020 9:00 am ET Rice University engineers...