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Attack Suspects Believed to Take Hostage

Police Operation Intensifies

Gunmen believed to be behind the attack on French magazine Charlie Hebdo entrenched themselves with a hostage inside a print facility northeast of Paris, police officers and witnesses said. 3 min ago
- Manhunt in Photos
Policeman Killed in Attack Emerging as Hero
Suspect’s Path Points to Resurgent al Qaeda
Attack Challenges France’s Secularist Model

Police Shooting Connected to Charlie Hebdo Suspects

A man suspected of killing a policewoman near the French capital is connected to the Kouachi brothers who allegedly attacked French weekly Charlie Hebdo earlier this week, according to a police official familiar with the matter. 13 min ago
Suspect in Paris Attack Was Trained in Yemen

One of the suspects in the Charlie Hebdo attack is believed by U.S. and French intelligence to have received weapons training from an al Qaeda offshoot in Yemen.

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5 Things to Watch in the Jobs Report

The Labor Department will release the December jobs report today at 8:30 a.m. EST. Here’s what to watch.
Peltz Launches Proxy Fight With DuPont

Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund launched a proxy fight against DuPont to add four directors to the board, setting up one of the biggest board battles ever initiated by an activist investor.
Car Loans See Rise In Missed Payments

Borrowers who took out auto loans over the past year are missing payments at the highest level since the recession, fueling concerns among regulators, analysts and some in the car industry that practices that helped boost 2014 light-vehicle sales to a near-decade high could backfire.
Janus Chairman Didn’t Know Details of Gross’s Investment

The chairman of Janus Capital Group said he didn’t know that a single California brokerage office that handles money for Bill Gross accounted for a vast majority of the cash in Mr. Gross’s new mutual fund at the company.
- Inflow to Bill Gross’s Janus Fund Fueled by Own Cash
China Inflation Inches Higher

China’s consumer inflation ticked up slightly in December, but a further slide in factory prices raised new concerns over weak demand in the world’s second-largest economy.
- Heard on the Street: China Can’t Inflate Away Its Problems
- Economists React
Eurozone Industrial Output Falters
Santander Raises $8.88 Billion in Capital
Report Sheds Light on ‘London Whale’ Case
Record Amount of Hong Kong Stocks Bought With Trading Link
Macy’s Weighs Off-Price Version of Namesake Stores
European Shares Slip
Oil Continues Downward Trend

Business

Bigger Proves Far From Better for Jet Maker Bombardier

Bombardier, which has long produced smaller planes, has bet the future of the company on its CSeries, a pair of passenger jets to go head-to-head with titans Boeing and Airbus. But a series of missteps have shaken the project.
- Canada Loan Crucial to CSeries Project
Dairy Factory Gears Up for Production
Oil’s Plunge Takes Shine Off Steel Towns

Markets

Scammers Target Brokerage Accounts

This week’s Morgan Stanley data breach, in which information on wealth-management accounts was posted on the Internet and offered for sale, is a reminder of the big dollars at risk.
Pimco Plans Push Into Stocks

U.S.

In Low Gas Prices, an Opening Emerges for Higher Taxes

The sharp drop in gasoline prices over the past few months is providing a rare political opening for state and federal officials who want to raise gasoline taxes to repair highways and boost construction jobs.
California Governor Set to Present Budget
NSA’s Rogers Calls for More Forceful Response to Cyberattacks

World

U.S. Rebukes Saudis for Lashing Sentence

Washington’s unusual criticism of verdict against opposition blogger highlights growing strategic disagreements with a key Arab ally.
Black Boxes May Not Be in AirAsia Tail Section, Official Says
Sri Lanka Votes to End Rajapaksa’s Presidency

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Arts & Entertainment

‘Two Days, One Night’ Review: Business Management via the Ballot Box

A worker returns from medical leave to her job at a solar-panel factory, only to discover that a crucial vote among her coworkers will decide her future.
- More Reviews: ‘Song of the Sea’
Woody Allen’s Stand-Up Memories

Sports

Probe Finds No Evidence NFL Had Rice Video

An investigation into the NFL’s handling of the Ray Rice domestic-violence matter found ‘deficiencies’ but no evidence that the league received or viewed a videotape of the incident before the tape’s public release.
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