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The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal is a U.S.-based daily newspaper and digital news outlet focused on business, finance, markets, economics, and national and international news. It is published at wsj.com and is one of the major financial-news publications in the world.
Profile
Founded
1889
Headquarters
New York City, United States
Ownership
Owned by Dow Jones & Company, a subsidiary of News Corp
Funding
subscriptions and advertising
Coverage focus
It emphasizes business, finance, markets, economics, corporate news, politics, technology, and global affairs.
Reputation
It is generally regarded as a leading source for business and financial journalism, while its opinion section is known for a conservative editorial stance that is sometimes criticized separately from its news coverage.
In our corpus
29,015 articles · 30 Apr → 7 Jul
Reader notes. Much of its digital content is behind a paywall. · News reporting and opinion/editorial content are distinct sections.
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