Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal is a daily newspaper in New York City, New York, USA covering local business news.

The newspaper is published six days a week - Monday through Saturday.

It is one of the best American media outlets, according to Mondo Times members.

First published on July 8, 1889, the Wall Street Journal covers U.S. and international business and financial news and issues. It is one of the most widely read newspapers in the United States and one of the leading financial newspapers in the world.

Sister publications of the Journal include Barron's, a weekly overview of the world economy and markets; the monthly journal Far East Economic Review; and the consumer magazine SmartMoney, published in conjunction with the Hearst Corporation.

Circulation: 2,096,169 copies

Wall Street Journal is one of the largest circulation newspapers in the USA. Mondo Times covers all American newspapers and newspapers around the world.

This newspaper is owned by Dow Jones & Company, Inc..

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Daniel Pearl Remembered, 10 Years Later
-- The Wall Street Journal compiled several articles that it says celebrate the late WSJ reporter's "work, life and legacy." Pearl was murdered by Pakistani militants a decade ago while on assignment covering terrorism...

Dow Jones & Company Names Lex Fenwick CEO
-- Fenwick replaces Les Hinton, who left Dow Jones & Company, Inc., which publishes the Wall Street Journal, in July 2011 in the wake of a phone hacking scandal. Fenwick will also serve as the WSJ's publisher, a title held...

The Wall Street Journal appoints Raju Narisetti as deputy managing editor, as well as managing editor of its Digital Network, effective January 2012. He previously held the position of managing editor at Washington Post. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, January 23, 2012

8 of Top 10 Wall Street Journal Stories in 2011 About Apple Computer
-- What faltering economy? Interest in Apple's financial rise, as well as in its people -- notably the death of Steve Jobs -- grabbed the lion's share of readers' attention at the Wall Street Journal in 2011. From Top Stories of 2011: All Apple All...

Murdochs Re-Elected to News Corp. Board
-- News Corporation chairman Rupert Murdoch and his two sons were re-elected to the company's board. This despite what the Wall Street Journal, a News Corp. property, reported was "expected to be a significant protest...

Martin Peers replaced Merissa Marr, who is now on leave, as media industry editor at the Wall Street Journal, effective October 2012. Peers most recently served as the WSJ's deputy editor for the Heard on the Street column. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, October 7, 2011

WSJ.com Tracking User Information Without Consent
-- On September 27, 2011, the Wall Street Journal reported that it had revised its web site privacy policy "to allow the site to connect personally identifiable information with Web browsing data without user consent." More on...

WSJ Names Rebecca Blumenstein Page One Editor
-- Wall Street Journal managing editor Robert Thomson announced the news September 16, 2011 via an internal memo obtained by Romenesko. From the memo: "Rebecca Blumenstein will become Page One Editor and Deputy Managing...

What Vacation? Turns Out August Was a Huge News Month
-- If it felt like the month of August was just a tad more newsier than normal, it's probably because it was -- significantly more so, in fact. According to data gathered by Factiva, which, like the Wall Street Journal, is owned by Dow...

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