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Susie Yang studied pharmacy and began her career in tech, but always dreamed of writing a literary thriller. With her debut novel “White Ivy” coming out Nov. 3, soon to be adapted by Shonda Rhimes for Netflix, she shares the advice that changed her life. on.wsj.com/2HtDEXt

How the World’s Best Workplaces have led the way in a year unlike any other bit.ly/2G099I4

Trump campaign sues Nevada for right to observe ballot counting trib.al/KGFP0s1

When voters in North Carolina were asked by our Lexington columnist what was most important about this election, there was a great deal of fear, anguish, and even tears econ.st/3mdH1Aw

From @WSJopinion: Liberal critics of “dark money” won’t tell you about the Arabella Advisors empire that skirts financial disclosure requirements for liberal donors, writes Scott Walter on.wsj.com/3kpJp6S

Drought conditions in the U.S. are withering grazing pasture and driving cattle into feedlots to fill up on corn trib.al/sXPciHy

“He’s given up. He’s quit on you," Biden said today in Delaware about Trump's response to the Covid-19 pandemic

The president’s bite turned out to be almost as bad as his bark econ.st/2J0OYuE

A presidential election that some people consider the most important ever has lost its ability to sway stock investors in any obvious way trib.al/AD7L9Hf

How Clorox’s new CEO plans to turn disinfectant wipes into future wins bit.ly/2HwRUya

Dad was thrifty enough to retire in his 50s. Mom’s nest egg was mostly retirement accounts and index funds. Now they’re buying and selling hot stocks in pursuit of quick profits. @StephanieAYang looks on as her frugal parents catch day-trading fever. on.wsj.com/34qTICa

Here's where to invest $1 million right now trib.al/rQOS83Z

California’s largest utility is warning it may cut power to 466,000 homes and businesses to prevent falling wires from igniting dry brush trib.al/w9S7tOf

The brawny pastime of ax-throwing—increasingly considered a legitimate sport—is gaining ground in New York City, and entrepreneurs hope to see a boost for their businesses as New Yorkers seek new outlets for their frustrations on.wsj.com/2ITwUCx

A new report reveals that the animals which often have their fortunes most drastically reshaped by fences tend not to be the ones that the fences are designed to keep in econ.st/34rHFEJ

Microsoft-Backed Databricks Plans IPO Next Year trib.al/7ORtLTN

Poland’s top court ruled to further tighten one of Europe’s strictest abortion laws.Read more via @business: trib.al/IYEJLT9

You get to be twice as good:’ This investor urges Black female founders to turn an unfair axiom on its head bit.ly/3kqTqRg

“Across the board, many Chinese firms are asking, can we depend on American supply? And if not, how do we cultivate non American sources...which cannot get pulled out from under us totally unexpectedly?” @DanwWang of Gavekal Dragonomics on “Money Talks” econ.st/2TjPF4e

Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyers say U.S. prosecutors are reneging on a promise to provide her with the evidence they’ve collected in her sex-trafficking case trib.al/l3wdmPg