The Wall Street Journal

American business-focused daily broadsheet newspaper based in New York City

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The Wall Street Journal is an international business-focused, English-language international daily newspaper based in New York City, with international editions also available in Chinese and Japanese. The Journal, along with its Asian and European editions, is published six days a week by Dow Jones & Company, a division of News Corp. The newspaper is published in the broadsheet format and online. The Journal has been printed continuously since its inception on July 8, 1889, by Charles Dow, Edward Jones, and Charles Bergstresser.

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Pakistan commutes death sentence for key figure in Daniel Pearl murder The main accused in the murder of U.S. journalist Daniel Pearl is likely to walk free in the coming days, after a Pakistani court commuted his death sentence. Lucy Fielder reports. Credit: Reuters Studio Duration: 01:19Published 8 hours ago

China expels U.S. journalists as spat with U.S. escalates China is withdrawing the press credentials of American journalists at three U.S. newspapers, intensifying a bitter fight between the world's top two economies that has widened to include the.. Credit: Reuters - Politics Duration: 01:26Published 2 weeks ago

Pompeo hits back at China for booting U.S. journalists U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday he regretted China's decision to rescind the press credentials of more U.S. journalists and hoped Beijing would "reconsider." Gavino Garay has more. Credit: Reuters - Politics Duration: 01:28Published 2 weeks ago


Are Partisan Politics Shaping How America Responds To Coronavirus Crisis? The partisan split on how President Donald Trump is handling the coronavirus pandemic is wide. A new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that while 81% of Republican voters approve, 84% of Democrats.. Credit: Wochit News Duration: 00:36Published 3 weeks ago

Beijing threatens retaliation over US cap on Chinese journalists China’s decision to expel three Wall Street Journal reporters sparks Washington move to reduce number of US-based Chinese state media staff. Credit: Al Jazeera STUDIO Duration: 02:25Published 3 weeks ago

Panasonic to end solar partnership with Tesla Panasonic said it'll exit solar cell production at Tesla's New York plant. As Fred Katayama reports, it's another sign of a fraying relationship with the electric vehicle maker. Credit: Reuters Studio Duration: 01:24Published on February 26, 2020

Sanders Take Huge Lead Two new national polls show Bernie Sanders has opened a double-digit lead over his primary opponents. According to Business Insider, Joe Biden has fallen way behind. Mike Bloomberg is rising in both.. Credit: Wochit News Duration: 00:30Published on February 19, 2020

Sprint's Stock Up 75%, Judge Approves T-Mobile Merger New York (CNN Business) The $26 billion merger between T-Mobile and Sprint is reportedly one step closer thanks to a powerful nod of approval. A federal judge will rule in favor of the marriage.. Credit: Wochit News Duration: 00:36Published on February 11, 2020

Nike launches new Alphafly to outrun 'tech doping' Nike has launched a new running shoe that complies with limits set by World Athletics after the governing body imposed a landmark ban on a version of the sportswear giant’s Vaporfly shoes that was.. Credit: Reuters Studio Duration: 01:50Published on February 6, 2020

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Pakistan court set to free four accused in Daniel Pearl killing A Pakistani court on Thursday commuted the death sentence of the main person accused in the 2002 kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, and acquitted three other co-accused.. Reuters - Published 5 hours ago
Pakistan court commutes death sentence of key accused in Pearl killing, acquits three A Pakistani court has commuted the death sentence of the main person accused in the 2002 kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, and acquitted three co-accused in the.. Reuters - Published 13 hours ago
U.S. Officials Push for Expelling Suspected Chinese Spies at Media Outlets Trump administration officials are discussing taking action after China said it would expel almost all American journalists for The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. NYTimes.com - Published 1 week ago

China expels American journalists over escalating spat with U.S. China announced early on Wednesday that it was retaliating against U.S. restrictions on Chinese journalists, with actions that include rescinding the press credentials of American correspondents with.. Reuters - Published 2 weeks ago
China expels American journalists from New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post Washington and Beijing are engaged in an escalating media war that has seen both countries crack down on the press. USATODAY.com - Published 2 weeks ago
China retaliates against U.S. restrictions on journalists China announced early on Wednesday that it was retaliating against U.S. restrictions on Chinese journalists, including rescinding the press credentials of American correspondents with the New York.. Reuters - Published 2 weeks ago

Marriott starts furloughing tens of thousands of employees: WSJ The world's biggest hotel operator Marriott International Inc is starting to furlough what it expects will be tens of thousands of employees, amid hotel closings globally due to the virus outbreak, the.. Reuters - Published 2 weeks ago
U.S. Treasury will likely extend deadline for filing tax due to coronavirus: WSJ The Trump administration will likely push back the April 15 deadline to file taxes as part of efforts to curb the coronavirus' effects on U.S. households and businesses, the Wall Street Journal.. Reuters - Published 3 weeks ago
Japanese organizing official discusses possibility Olympics could be postponed 1-2 years A member of the Tokyo organizing committee's executive board told The Wall Street Journal the Games likely would not be canceled because of TV rights. USATODAY.com - Published 3 weeks ago
China says WSJ admitted mistakes after its reporters expelled China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday the Wall Street Journal had been in touch with the Chinese government over a February column that Beijing says carried a racist headline, and had admitted its.. Reuters - Published on February 26, 2020

China says WSJ admitted mistakes in recent communications China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday the Wall Street Journal has recently communicated with the Chinese government over a February column that Beijing says carried a racist headline and admitted.. Reuters - Published on February 26, 2020
China says WSJ reporter in Wuhan can remain in country until end of epidemic China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that one of the three Wall Street Journal reporters who were ordered to leave the country can remain in China as she is stranded in Wuhan, the epicenter of the.. Reuters - Published on February 25, 2020
Trump Administration Considers Punishing Chinese News Organizations U.S. officials said they were looking at ways to retaliate for China’s expulsion of three Wall Street Journal reporters, including evicting Chinese journalists who file intelligence reports. NYTimes.com - Published on February 25, 2020	China warns of further action after revoking WSJ journalists' credentials China warned on Thursday that it might take more action against the Wall Street Journal, a day after revoking the press credentials of three of the U.S. newspaper's correspondents over a column that.. Reuters - Published on February 20, 2020
China says media spreading racial discrimination must pay the price Media organizations that spread racial discrimination and maliciously smear China must pay the price, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Thursday, following Beijing's decision to.. Reuters - Published on February 20, 2020	Former Mexico President Pena Nieto investigated in corruption probe: report Mexican law enforcement authorities are investigating a former president, Enrique Pena Nieto, as part of an inquiry into corruption, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. Reuters - Published on February 20, 2020
China revokes three Wall Street Journal reporters' credentials China has revoked the press credentials of three journalists of the Wall Street Journal after the newspaper declined to apologize for a column with a headline calling China the "real sick man of Asia",.. Reuters - Published on February 19, 2020	China expels Wall Street Journal reporters over 'racist' headline on coronavirus op-ed China expelled three Wall Street Journal reporters in retaliation for a headline on a column about coronavirus that Beijing said was 'racist.' USATODAY.com - Published on February 19, 2020
21 states reject $18 billion offer from U.S. distributors to settle opioid lawsuits: WSJ Twenty one states reject an $18 billion settlement offer from three major drug distributors to resolve litigation over their alleged role in the opioid crisis, the Wall Street Journal reported on.. Reuters - Published on February 14, 2020	Trump to propose $4.8 trillion U.S. budget with large cuts in safety nets: Wall Street Journal U.S. President Donald Trump will release a $4.8 trillion budget on Monday that will propose steep cuts to social safety net programs and foreign aid, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday. Reuters - Published on February 9, 2020
U.S. to evacuate its citizens from Wuhan, China: WSJ The United States is arranging a charter flight on Sunday to bring its citizens and diplomats back from the Chinese city of Wuhan, epicenter of the outbreak of a new coronavirus, the Wall Stree Journal.. Reuters - Published on January 25, 2020	U.S. DoJ preparing legal action against Live Nation for ticketing tactics: WSJ U.S. Department of Justice is preparing to take legal action against Live Nation Entertainment on allegations the concert promoter has sought to strong-arm concert venues into using its dominant.. Reuters - Published on December 13, 2019
Michael Bloomberg files for Arizona primary as Democratic opponents attack Michael Bloomberg filed for the Democratic primary in Arizona today. Ken Thomas, a reporter covering the 2020 Democratic presidential campaign for the Wall Street Journal, joined CBSN with the latest.. CBS News - Published on November 26, 2019	"MVP" of Trump's 2016 Facebook campaign now working against him A former Facebook employee once hailed as an "MVP" of the Trump campaign is now working against the president. A member of Facebook's ad sales team in 2016, James Barnes is now working with a liberal.. CBS News - Published on November 26, 2019
Former UK consulate employee says Chinese secret police tortured him A former employee of Britain’s Hong Kong consulate said Chinese secret police beat him, deprived him of sleep and chained him as they pressed him for information about activists leading the.. Reuters - Published on November 20, 2019	Google increasingly interferes with search results, Wall Street Journal reports A new investigation from the Wall Street Journal found that Google is interfering with its algorithms to alter users' search results. Kirsten Grind, one of the authors of the report, joined CBSN to.. CBS News - Published on November 19, 2019
Capitol Hill prepares for busy impeachment week The clock is ticking for Congress to complete both the impeachment inquiry and other key legislative items. CBSN political contributor Zeke Miller and Wall Street Journal congressional reporter Natalie.. CBS News - Published on November 19, 2019	Special edition of "Red and Blue": Yovanovitch says she felt threatened by Trump A key witness in the impeachment inquiry publicly testified Friday she felt threatened by comments from President Trump. CBS News intelligence and national security reporter Olivia Gazis, Associated.. CBS News - Published on November 16, 2019
Massachusetts ex-Gov. Patrick joining Democratic race for White House: WSJ Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick has told people close to him that he has decided to seek the Democratic nomination for the 2020 U.S. presidential race, the Wall Street Journal reported on.. Reuters - Published on November 13, 2019	Supreme Court says relatives of Sandy Hook shooting victims can sue gunmaker The Wall Street Journal's legal affairs reporter Brent Kendall joins CBSN's "Red and Blue" to discuss the Supreme Court's decision to not block a lawsuit filed by families of victims of the Sandy Hook.. CBS News - Published on November 13, 2019
Regulators begin probe into Google-Ascension cloud computing deal: WSJ A U.S. federal regulator has initiated an investigation into a cloud computing deal between Alphabet Inc's Google and Ascension Health which would give Google access to detailed health information of.. Reuters - Published on November 13, 2019	Google reportedly collecting personal health records in "Project Nightingale" A new Wall Street Journal report suggests Google is stealing the personal health care records of millions of Americans. The tech company teamed with a leading health system to launch "Project.. CBS News - Published on November 13, 2019
Google reportedly mining personal health data raises privacy concerns A new report suggests Google has been secretly collecting the personal health records of millions of Americans. As first reported in the Wall Street Journal, Google is sharing information with.. CBS News - Published on November 12, 2019	Google mining Americans' health data, report says More than 100 Google workers have access to lab results, diagnoses, hospitalization records and more, WSJ says CBS News - Published on November 11, 2019
Google secret project gathers health data of millions of Americans: WSJ Alphabet Inc's Google is teaming up with a health-care company on a secret project to collect personal health-related information of millions of Americans across 21 states, the Wall Street Journal.. Reuters - Published on November 11, 2019	John Bolton's lawyer says he has "relevant information" The lawyer for former National Security Adviser John Bolton says he has pertinent information about meetings with Ukraine. The Wall Street Journal's Siobhan Hughes joins CBSN to explain how House.. CBS News - Published on November 9, 2019
Colleges buy student SAT score data to boost exclusivity rates The College Board is selling student SAT data to universities, which use it to boost their exclusivity rates. Wall Street Journal reporter Douglas Belkin joined CBSN to discuss his report on higher.. CBS News - Published on November 8, 2019	House to begin first public impeachment inquiry hearings House Democrats are pushing ahead with plans to for the public phase of the impeachment inquiry into President Trump. Anita Kumar, a White House correspondent and associate editor for Politico, and.. CBS News - Published on November 7, 2019
How will Trump, Clinton respond to scandals on debate stage? "Face the Nation" panelists Peggy Noonan of the Wall Street Journal, CBS News political analyst and Slate writer Jamelle Bouie, USA Today's Susan Page, and Bloomberg's John Heilemann discuss the.. CBS News - Published on November 6, 2019	Democratic presidential campaigns ramp up in Iowa With just one year to go until Election Day and three months to the Iowa caucuses, Democratic candidates were campaigning in Iowa over the weekend. CBSN political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns reports.. CBS News - Published on November 5, 2019
Impeachment inquiry entering public phase as Democrats release transcripts With less than a year away to the 2020 election, Democrats in Washington are focusing on the final weeks of 2019. CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett, CBSN legal contributor Keir.. CBS News - Published on November 5, 2019	Energy Secretary Perry asked to testify in Trump impeachment inquiry: WSJ U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry has been asked to testify before House of Representatives committees in the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday,.. Reuters - Published on November 1, 2019
Racial bias found in health care company algorithm New York insurance regulators are opening an investigation into UnitedHealth Group over allegations it uses a racially biased algorithm. A new study says the software led to lower levels of care for.. CBS News - Published on November 1, 2019	Reports: National Enquirer publisher asked Justice Dept. about registering as a foreign agent According to the Wall Street Journal, American Media Inc., the publisher of National Enquirer, asked the Dept. of Justice about whether they needed to register as a foreign agent, following the.. CBS News - Published on October 30, 2019
House passes bill limiting U.S. military aid in Saudi-led war in Yemen The House has passed a bill that would limit U.S. military assistance to Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen. Natalie Andrews, who covers Congress for the Wall Street Journal, joins CBSN's "Red & Blue" to.. CBS News - Published on October 30, 2019	Joe Biden says he'll be "more mindful" of personal space, but doesn't apologize in statement Former Vice President Joe Biden says he'll be more mindful of people's personal space, in a Twitter video posted Wednesday. CBSN political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns and Wall Street Journal political.. CBS News - Published on October 30, 2019
Early state Dems see turning out nonvoters as the path to victory The CBS News Battleground Tracker poll finds that 67% of likely Democratic voters in the early primary and caucus states of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina believe that if their party wins back.. CBS News - Published on October 30, 2019	Jay Inslee gives up on climate-focused presidential bid Washington Governor Jay Inslee says he will still fight for climate change after ending his presidential bid. The Wall Street Journal's Eliza Collins joins CBSN's "Red & Blue" to discuss whether Inslee.. CBS News - Published on October 30, 2019
Trump: A lot of people disagreed with Bolton's tactics, ideas President Trump weighed in on the ouster of his National Security Adviser John Bolton, saying people within his administration disagreed with a lot of his tactics and ideas on foreign policy. CBS News.. CBS News - Published on October 30, 2019	10 Democratic candidates qualify for September debate Wednesday was the deadline to meet the polling and fundraising thresholds for September's Democratic presidential debates, and ten candidates have made the cut. Tarini Parti of the Wall Street Journal.. CBS News - Published on October 30, 2019