Stocks could lose half their value or even more over the next decade. But as  @Spencerjakab explains, what matters is where they end up. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/ExJFHQr4UK https://t.co/HLpJtNpMLw

Boeing Starliner spacecraft successfully docked with the International Space Station, an important milestone on a test mission where the vehicle faced some technical issues. https://t.co/vhPZxcQ1ND

From @WSJopinion: Nightmares can teach us a history lesson, writes Stephen MIller. Educating students to be wise, responsible and civic-minded adults requires that they learn about disturbing events. https://t.co/d17ExeSbC6

Insurers significantly increased premiums for cyber coverage over the course of 2021, as a string of high-profile attacks and government action helped boost demand for products, data collected by industry bodies shows https://t.co/QTuBaKClzK

It’s a tricky time to work at Twitter. Elon Musk’s $44 billion takeover deal has left employees bewildered about what their jobs are and will be. https://t.co/XkUXDJuEGO

Heard on the Street: Retailers are stuck with goods customers wanted months ago and are seeing some inflation-pinched consumers try to economize https://t.co/uTIG75Shbg

Will Ukraine’s military collapse—or will it gain back territory held by Russia? Will Putin use nuclear weapons? Here’s where the war could go next https://t.co/LGyMKRn1nf

A $195 million Andy Warhol, an $85 million Jean-Michel Basquiat: These are just two works that made waves at New York’s chief auction houses, which sold just over $2.6 billion worth of art over two weeks of sales https://t.co/qsi1ShiSd8

More business schools are venturing into virtual reality, using video delivered via headsets to immerse students in far-flung locales https://t.co/8s6pgskLds

For a fashion label as French as escargot, Balenciaga has mastered American pop culture. “We create an impact,” acknowledged CEO Cédric Charbit. “Are we merging fashion and entertainment? Yes.” https://t.co/ChSYSrQcip

Wells Fargo Advisors, a brokerage arm of the bank, has agreed to pay $7 million in a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission after alleged glitches in a new anti-money-laundering system let suspicious transactions escape initial notice https://t.co/5LerBMu2C0

Hillary Clinton approved of an effort in 2016 to provide the press with research purporting to show a computer link between Trump's company and a Russian bank, her campaign manager Robby Mook testified https://t.co/NzwmqiYbFE

"Far more fragile than I think anyone would ever realize." Underlying flaws in the more than $4 billion U.S. baby-formula industry, in which business and government depend on one another to keep the country supplied, have led to a crisis. https://t.co/TbZITDF4uX

The two sons of former Panama President Ricardo Martinelli were sentenced to three years in prison on Friday for their role in a bribery scheme involving the Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht https://t.co/kQIcWHCJM6

Heard on the Street: “Top Gun: Maverick” represents a major bet by Paramount and theater chains on a sequel that comes 36 years after the original, whose core audience is now over 50 https://t.co/l6k96elxSs

From @WSJopinion: GOP candidates are understandably eager to win Trump’s endorsement, but it could come with pressure to shout fraud when zero evidence for it exists https://t.co/QJbIUiUYRE

Long lines formed at a McDonald’s restaurant in Moscow after the company announced it will leave Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. It ends more than three decades of business in Russia. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/x2juYNWyj6 https://t.co/JsWVD39e4X

Eccentric managers are a dying breed in professional baseball. Don’t tell that to Tsuyoshi Shinjo of the Nippon Ham Fighters. https://t.co/D889sL0apN

 Listen: In today's episode of The Journal podcast, a Kentucky mother shares her desperate search for baby formula amid a nationwide shortage, and @jessenewman13 explains the roots of the crisis https://t.co/lvf1dbzoKX

Prosecutors rested their case against Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani— the top deputy and close confidant to Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes—as the government seeks another fraud conviction against the leaders of the defunct blood-testing startup https://t.co/ZFxSOc4E5r