The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal

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The Wall Street Journal, privately owned and headquartered in the US, was founded in 1889 and employs approximately 13,380 individuals. The company specializes in newspaper publishing, providing extensive coverage of U.S. and world news, politics, arts, culture, lifestyle, sports, and health.

Revenue

Founded

1889

Headcount

13,375

Headquarters

US

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Newspaper Publishing

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Privately Owned

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On April 3, 2026, The Wall Street Journal cited sources reporting that Tehran rejected a U.S. proposal for a 48-hour ceasefire and refused to participate in future talks in Islamabad, creating a significant setback for broader conflict negotiations and Pakistan's mediation efforts. Earlier the same day, The Wall Street Journal released information, citing expert analysis, that Iran could significantly expand its military responses if the United States initiates ground operations in the region, amid escalating geopolitical tensions.

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Apr

18th

2026

23:56

US Media: Trump Publicly Acts Arrogant, But Internally He Is Full of Fear

Odaily According to The Wall Street Journal, US President Donald Trump seems to have lost his "spirit of adventure," while his sense of fear is growing. Previously, in the nearly empty West Wing of the White House, shortly after learning that a US fighter jet had been shot down in Iran and two pilots were missing, Trump raged at his aides for hours.

Apr

18th

2026

23:54

Iran Strait Of Hormuz Reversal Exposes Rift Between Regime Leaders And Hard

A rapid reversal by Iran over statements regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz has exposed growing divisions between the country’s political leadership and its military hard-liners, according to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) amid ongoing tensions in the Gulf and ceasefire-related diplomacy.

Apr

18th

2026

22:59

US Plans to Seize Iranian Oil Tankers in International Waters

A report by the The Wall Street Journal has revealed that the United States is preparing to seize Iranian oil tankers and commercial vessels operating in international waters, in a move aimed at intensifying pressure on Tehran.

Apr

18th

2026

15:20

US Media: Closure of the Strait Reflects Internal Divisions in Iran

On April 19, The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran quickly reversed its position on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, exposing the growing rift between the country's political leadership and its military hardliners. Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian announced on Friday that the Strait of Hormuz was 'completely open.' However, this statement quickly provoked a strong backlash within Tehran.

Apr

18th

2026

15:05

US Media: Trump Appears Arrogant Publicly, Yet Feels Increasing Fear Inside

On April 19, The Wall Street Journal reported that President Trump seems to have lost his 'spirit of adventure,' while his sense of fear grows daily. Previously, in the nearly empty West Wing of the White House, Trump learned that an American fighter jet had been shot down in Iran, and shortly after two pilots went missing, he raged at his aides for hours.

Apr

18th

2026

01:04

Median Monthly Condo Fee Was $420 in 2025, up 29% from 2019

Not a penny of that is in the CPI or PCE. Nor are property taxes, homeowner’s insurance, or special assessments. Surging HOA Fees Push Homeowners to the Brink The Wall Street Journal reports Surging HOA Fees Are Pushing Homeowners to the Brink. This article is available to Insider Pro subscribers only. Sign in or register to be an Insider Pro and access ALL LOCKED articles.

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Apr

17th

2026

13:34

Capital Investment

Markets, Media, and Cutting Through the Noise with Spencer Jakab of the Wall Street Journal In the Harbor | Episode 26 featuring Spencer Jakab, In this episode of In the Harbor, Jason Johns sits down with Spencer Jakab — the sharp, witty voice behind The Wall Street Journal's must-read Markets A.M. newsletter and one of the most respected names in financial journalism.

Apr

17th

2026

10:15

‘One of the best decisions we’ve made’: 6 reasons city life is underrated in early retirement — even in ultra

Some retirees move to smaller towns or the countryside to cut costs in retirement and escape the rat race. But small-town life isn't for everyone. "One of the best decisions we've made during retirement is to stay in San Francisco," writes Karen Kreider Yoder, 69, in a column for The Wall Street Journal, which she co-wrote with her husband, former WSJ editor Stephen Kreider Yoder, 68 (1).

Apr

16th

2026

18:30

The Democratic Party Needs to Expand Economic Populist Platforms – The Oberlin Review

Several weeks ago, while browsing The Wall Street Journal’s politics section (big mistake, I know), I came across a headline about James Talarico’s then-recent win in the Texas Democratic Senate primary. I had vaguely heard of Talarico before — his position as a Christian voice for social progress was uniquely refreshing in a landscape of fire-and-brimstone right-wing evangelicals.

Apr

16th

2026

07:29

Unemployment Claims Declined Last Week

By Matt Grossman The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell last week, a sign that layoffs have remained limited even in a labor market that has cooled. In the week through April 11, 207,000 people filed new jobless claims, down from 218,000 a week earlier.

Apr

15th

2026

18:30

Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

In Japan, WSJs Emma Tucker Discusses the Golden Age of Journalism

As artificial intelligence and intensifying competition for digital attention reshape the media landscape, the challenges news organizations face are matched only by the opportunities for journalists. During a recent visit to Tokyo, The Wall Street Journal’s Editor in Chief Emma Tucker discussed the newsroom’s audience-first strategy and how the adoption of AI has enabled the Journal to thrive in this complex era.

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Apr

15th

2026

18:30

US blockade on Strait of Hormuz could cost Iran over $400 million a day

The Wall Street Journal says Iran could face an estimated loss of 435 million dollars a day as a result of a US blockade on the Strait of Hormuz. The US newspaper cited an analyst at an American think tank in its report on Monday.

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