MarketWatch

MarketWatch is a USA web site covering Money & Investing Business.

MarketWatch is an online source of business news, personal finance information, real-time commentary and investment tools and data. It generates more than 1,400 headlines, stories and market briefs a day from 100 journalists in 10 bureaus in the U.S., London and Hong Kong.

This web site is owned by Dow Jones & Company, Inc..

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Sarah Palin Nominated to Take the Place of Oprah
-- December 9, 2009: Jon Friedman of MarketWatch thinks Sarah Palin should sit in Oprah Winfrey's TV chair: "There hasn't been a more daunting challenge on TV since Jay Leno succeeded Johnny Carson or Dan Rather took the place...

The MarketWatch web site has a new look, editor David Callaway breathlessly
confided on May 11, 2009: "Now, as everybody from active investors to retirees dependent on fixed incomes looks to the markets for signs of a fragile recovery, MarketWatch is offering a suite of new Web services and designs to help readers...

Jon Friedman wrote an interesting story posing the question: Do scoops matter
in a digital world? on April 10, 2009: "Like every serious journalist, I live to beat my rivals to the news. It's a blast whenever I can watch my competitors scrambling to play catch-up as they glumly report their second-rate, follow-up...

Marketwatch is generally a pretty good source of economic and financial news
along with stock market coverage. The fun, and funny, aspect of MarketWatch is the user comments, which obviously come from a gang of rabid and financially and sexually frustrated short sellers and survivalists. A common sentiment: "Capitalism...