New York Observer | Chicago Tribune Kate Taylor joined the Wall Street Journal's New York section only six weeks ago. "She's going to the competition on the exact same beat," says one of John Koblin's sources. " The Journal announce...

In the Wall Street Journal for March 18, 2010, there is an article which features the work of architect Duncan Stroik, A Return to Grace by Catesby Leigh. The full article gives some critical considerations but is generably a favour...

The New York Times vs. Wall Street Journal war is getting uglier: Kate Taylor, one of the Wall Street Journal's earliest hires for their new New York section, is quitting today to join the New York Times, John Koblin at the New York...

After the departure of food and wine writers John Brecher, Dorothy Gaiter, Janelle Carrigan, and Raymond Sokolov, The Wall Street Journal has announced that, true to rumors, it has hired New York contributor and former House & Garde...

Today, executives at Dow Jones reached a contract agreement with the International Association of Publishers Employees, the union that represents staffers at The Wall Street Journal. The agreement resulted in lower health-insur...

I guess I just assumed those amazing little portraits in the Wall Street Journal were done by a computer. It's heartwarming to know that there are people hunched over their drawing boards creating these images, one dot at a time, ev...

The Wall Street Journal has reached a tentative contract agreement with its largest employee union.

Today's Wall Street Journal editorial: This is what happens when a willful President and his party try to govern America from the ideological left, imposing a reckless expansion of the entitlement state that most Americans, and e...

Hundreds of thousands of Apple iPads have been preordered and initial sales may surpass those of the original iPhone, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Since becoming available for pre-order last Friday, Apple claims that customers have purchased "hundreds of thousands of the device," per the Wall Street Journal. The number is comparable to the roughly 1.2 million iPhones Apple sol...

Ever wonder how and why those little drawings of figure heads on the Wall Street Journal are made? They were first published in 1979, and those "hedcuts," or tiny hand-drawn portraits, have become an American icon and trademark for ...

Fascinating little result from the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll: Half of Americans surveyed said they would throw out the entire Congress right now--including their own member--if they could. "The voters who supported th...

Reuters:Bernard Madoff, the swindler who orchestrated a multibillion dollar fraud, was attacked by another inmate at the federal prison where he is serving a 150-year sentence, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing three people f...

Apple is abandoning its plans for TV subscriptions (for now) but may have some $.99 television shows for the iPad's launch according to an updated report by the Wall Street Journal. Apple has narrowed the device's scope. It has put...

WSJ.com The Journal's Brian Aguilar notes that "each intricate portrait can take up to five hours to complete, with countless little dots. But in an emergency, artists can produce one in as little as two hours, with mor...

The FDA is drafting new guidelines for testing and approving multidrug cocktails for life-threatening diseases, the Wall Street Journal reports. "Many diseases, such as AIDS, tuberculosis and cancer, require multidrug combinations. ...

Toyota Motor Corp. (TM), Walt Disney (DIS)Bright and early Friday morning, The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) reported that Toyota Motor (TM) has asked ABC News, a division of Disney (DIS), to issue a publi...

Andy McCarthy directs our attention to this report in the Wall Street Journal that Sen. Lindsey Graham and the White House are close to a deal that would close Guantanamo Bay in exchange for what McCarthy aptly describes as "some ...

An article from the Wall Street Journal this morning suggests that Tiffany & Co. (TIF) will be the latest target for short sellers ahead of its March 22nd earnings report.The stock is currently up 9.72% in the past month but new inf...

The Wall Street Journal reports that, with the iPad arriving in stores and on doorsteps in just a few weeks, Apple is still “scrambling” to secure content deals for their magical and revolutionary new device. Why? Apple hasn’t...