The Wall Street Journal

Driller's Bankruptcy Lenders Fidelity, Apollo Stripped of Controlling Stake A bankruptcy judge ruled that Benefit Street Partners and other unsecured creditors deserve most of the shares in Mesquite, the reorganized Sanchez Energy. #WorldNews

Tyson said it is closing chicken plants in three states as the meat-processing giant posted a $417 million loss for the three months ended July 1. Tyson said it is closing chicken plants in three states as the meat-processing giant posted a $417 million loss for the three months ended July 1. #WorldNews

Surprise Stock Market Rally Bulldozes Bearish Hedge Funds Short covering by funds reaches its highest cumulative dollar amount in years. #WorldNews

Alexei Navalny Gets Another 19 Years The Russian opposition figure is a reminder of the price of freedom. #WorldNews

Geopolitical Climate Denialism Officials start to see the world is more dangerous than they thought in 2021. #WorldNews

'First to the Front' Review: A Leading Lady of Journalism One editor tagged her the ‘bayonet border correspondent’ since she was usually among the first to arrive at a combat zone. #WorldNews

New Jerseyans Don't Pump Gas. That's Just How They Like It. Many Garden State residents are proud to be the last U.S. state to prohibit self-service gas stations. #WorldNews

Saudi Aramco's Profit Drops, Hit by Lower Oil Prices, Output The majority state-owned oil company boosted its dividend, highlighting the kingdom’s dependence on oil revenues. #WorldNews

Compare the Heard on the Street Picks See the best ideas from our columnists last year as they competed to find winning stocks. #WorldNews

Siemens Energy Lowers Full-Year Guidance Siemens Energy now expects a net loss of €4.5 billion, while profit margin before special items is seen between minus 10% and minus 8% for 2023, due to mounting challenges at Siemens Gamesa that will cost €2.2 billion. #WorldNews