The warning, which came after clashes between protesters and police left several dead, is putting more pressure on Tehran as it tries to contain discontent with its economy. Read more: https://on.wsj.com/4qAlqDI

Gen Alpha has acquired a taste for shrimp tempura and salmon nigiri—and parents are paying a heavy price.  “I see omakase customers as young as 6 years old,” says David Seo, the chef and owner of Shumi, a sushi restaurant with two New Jersey locations. Seo said his restaurants are packed during the hours of 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. with families paying $95 a head to eat 15 sushi pieces. “The parents say it’s a reward for finishing homework,” Seo said. Ashley Baptiste said her 5- and 3-year-old daughters “will choose sushi over pizza any day.” Read more 🍣: https://on.wsj.com/4sj8LGV

Incandescent candles and sparklers attached to bottles likely caused a fire in a bar at a Swiss ski-resort, killing at least 40 people and injuring some 119 others early on New Year’s Day, Swiss officials said. The fire, at a bar called Le Constellation in the town of Crans-Montana, likely started when the sparklers were brought close to the ceiling of the bar, which was partially covered in acoustic foam, the officials said at a press conference on Friday, citing video evidence, witness testimony and observations made at the scene. Among those questioned were the two French managers of the venue, as well as survivors of the incident. Read more: https://on.wsj.com/3N02j7u

Condo owners are struggling with the worst market in more than 10 years. Prices for U.S. condominiums posted their biggest annual decline since 2012 earlier last year. Single-family home prices have also slowed, but they are still up from the year-ago levels. Rising homeowner-association fees due to higher insurance premiums and maintenance costs are also making condominium purchases less affordable. The rise in those condo HOA dues “is giving a lot of buyers pause,” said Kirby Arkes, a real-estate agent in Portland, Ore. “Homes are just taking so much longer to sell.” Read more: https://on.wsj.com/4pXhlcE