Nissan's X-Wing Rogue is the crossover SUV the galaxy needs right now Nissan has a Star Wars-themed version of its Rogue SUV that capitalizes on its name's relation to Star Wars, and Rogue One in particular. The full-size modified vehicle adds exterior 'engines' and a custom paint job to create a Rogue that looks like Read more ... something out of my fever dreams (I own a Rogue an...

Where are they now? What rogue bank traders do after prison Some seek quiet lives away from the media spotlight. Some become activists and others look to make money by selling their story.

A Major (If Not Particularly Shocking) Rogue One Theory Has Just Been Confirmed We still don’t really know that much about Rogue One, even though it’s only a few months away, and we know even less about Jyn Erso’s mysterious history. However, new info from the Rogue One prequel novel has just confirmed we’ll be learning Read more ... some very interesting things about her family before the m...

As Yahoo Messenger shuts down, oil traders bid a fond farewell

Dismay in oil Twitterverse upon popular U.S. crude trader's exit Oil traders keep a low profile.

Traders’ Phones Are Becoming a Surveillance Zone Tanya Rivero and Emily Glazer discuss how regulators are listening in on phone conversations traders have with colleagues, and the Moneyologist looks at the etiquette of birthday dinner invitations.

Traders' Phones Under Surveillance At large banks in the U.S. and Europe, regulators are listening in on phone conversations traders have each day with colleagues, competitors and customers. WSJ's Emily Glazer reports.

For Traders, No More Privacy on the Phone Wall Street has a message for its traders: Watch what you say. At large banks in the U.S. and Europe, traders’ phone conversations are being recorded and monitored more often than ever before.

A new startup thinks it can stop Wall Street cheaters by monitoring how much traders laugh A big thing for bank compliance is to figure out how to stop rogue traders from doing bad things...

How to find corrupt bankers? First, look for their sports tickets Banks wants to hunt for rogue traders the same way the Pentagon hunts for terrorists: By predicting them.