There’s nearly 500 films and 7500 TV episodes available on Disney+ so we highlight the most essential things to watch https://t.co/FLsm4Wc2eB

Gucci went quiet after a controversial design caused social media backlash. Now, CEO Marco Bizzarri is ready to unveil its dramatic next move. https://t.co/6sAkpbHpJx

"Why don’t we just build a big-ass chicken?" A mayor's plan for the world's tallest topiary. https://t.co/xWdaFTi1Ry

A New York City agency is offering lines of credit to women entrepreneurs—who often have loan applications rejected—to help them get money they need https://t.co/zgMEtV38Yi

Japan’s economy expanded more weakly than expected in the third quarter owing in part to lower exports, suggesting that a sluggish Chinese economy is taking a toll https://t.co/fPK4d0USHM

A meeting between President Trump and Turkey’s leader ended without a resolution of key issues on which the two sides have been divided https://t.co/CBDFZ5gg61

Winter weather has arrived for much of the country, and no matter how Americans heat their homes, they’re probably paying less this year than last to stay warm https://t.co/1T0V8XKDsV

The atmosphere at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday was part sober ceremony, part political carnival as the House’s impeachment inquiry held its first public hearing https://t.co/AhGutIx9ZJ

Silicon Valley venture capitalist Connie Chan “bumped” into @JoannaStern and talked about company diversity, the biggest China tech trends and scooters. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/Y07M5E6uU7

From @WSJopinion: Michael Bloomberg’s presidential candidacy, like Tom Steyer’s, shows the limits of the influence of money in politics, writes @HolmanJenkins https://t.co/6yVASUpjoK

RT @WSJCustom: Paid Program for DXC: Why technology needs to serve the arts. https://t.co/WtYp4JguIL

Why Roger Goodell pivoted and set up a workout for Colin Kaepernick—and why Kaepernick is skeptical of it being a potential charade https://t.co/YBFGmDd1UF

California’s second-largest utility company, SoCal Edison, has agreed to pay $360 million to local government agencies for damages and other costs related to a series of fires in 2017 and 2018, including the Camp Fire that destroyed Paradise https://t.co/RTVAxvWAFD

Disney's flagship streaming service has signed up 10 million users, the company said the day after Disney+ launched https://t.co/0ByuK0qwIc

The impeachment hearing revealed a call linking Trump more closely to a pressure campaign on Ukraine and offered insight into the GOP strategy https://t.co/dYFIcLF5Wk

As the second-highest floods on record hit Venice, residents are skeptical about a long-delayed $6.1 billion flood protection system  https://t.co/d6LcuZ9GVH

Some of the most violent clashes this week in Hong Kong have taken place on the campuses of the city's universities https://t.co/xSckwjjZv6

 Listen: Google is amassing detailed health information on millions of people. In today's episode of The Journal podcast, @realrobcopeland explains "Project Nightingale" and why it sparked a federal inquiry. https://t.co/woJWQ2DHZk

What did Phoenix do to finish first this year in airport rankings? Short screening waits, fast Wi-Fi, and short taxi-to-takeoff times for planes, for starters. https://t.co/3prV5BhoFR

McClatchy, which publishes 30 newspapers around the country, including the Miami Herald and the Kansas City Star, said it won’t be able to make a required $124 million contribution next year to its pension fund https://t.co/Se0ginz6jT