Wall Street Journal: Family Finance

Parents in two Brooklyn schools, with starkly different demographics and test scores, fear a rezoning plan might hurt their children’s educations.

For investors looking for financial guidance, the difference betweent the two matters.

General Electric won approval from Europe’s top antitrust authority for its acquisition of Alstom’s power business after the U.S. industrial giant agreed to sell assets that regulators hope will create a strong, new competitor in Europe.

Saving for College: A last-minute gift of money might not affect a student’s aid package for that year, but it will have to be reported on the following year’s Fafsa.

This salad contains the perfect mix of bitter and sweet, tender.

It is targeting the use of partnerships and companies to pass a family business or securities to children at a discounted value.

A latter-day Holden Caulfield sets out with his only friend to make a documentary about a sick classmate.

For consumers, a combination of T-Mobile and Dish would merge some of the fastest-growing bills in their budgets. The question is whether Americans are going to take to paying all that to one company.

The SEC is seeking information about a Chinese anticorruption official in connection with its probe of J.P. Morgan’s hiring of relatives of Chinese government officials.

A strong dollar has helped make properties outside the U.S. more affordable, but there are complications to consider.