The Wall Street Journal – Breaking news headlines, stock market updates & financial coverage, plus business analysis.
By Dow Jones & Company, Inc., publisher of The Wall Street Journal.
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Description
Make time for the news app that’s as ambitious as you are. Get the latest headlines and interactive features from the Wall Street Journal, the world-renowned news organization with more than 125 years of peerless reporting and award-winning journalism.
The WSJ app gives you instant access to breaking stories from around the world plus the latest on business and finance, politics and technology, as well as expert commentary and analysis and up-to-the-minute updates on global stock markets and company news.
Whether you prefer browsing the contents of our daily edition or the latest updates from our real-time news team, the WSJ app delivers exceptional writing and captivating visual journalism to your phone, tablet or watch. Every section features videos, photo slideshows, data and interactive graphics and cutting edge experiences like virtual reality and 360-degree videos.
The WSJ app also offers a wide range of special sections like the WSJ. Magazine and customizable stock quote watchlists and saved article sections, as well as coverage of lifestyle topics and features on media, marketing, arts, health, personal technology, social media and real estate.
With the WSJ app you can find the news you need wherever and whenever you need it.
Key Features:
- Global headlines and breaking news with embedded multimedia, full-screen video and interactive graphics.
- Notifications sent to you instantly as important news breaks so you will be the first to know what is happening around the world.
- Fast load time and downloading of new content, rapid and reliable updates and improved stability.
- Enhanced iPad versions of the Journal’s U.S., Europe and Asia newspaper editions.
- Informed opinions on finance, business, politics, personal investments and careers.
- Articles on arts, film, television, fashion, food, design and travel.
- Market data integrated seamlessly into stories, displaying stock and shares performance for companies.
- Special investigative projects and in-depth series on global and financial news.
- Full access to WSJ. Magazine
- Virtual reality video and innovative technology such as WSJ news on your Apple Watch.
Download now for a free trial to access coverage of breaking global news, business, finance and politics, corporate shares information and everything else that makes the Wall Street Journal essential daily reading for world leaders and daily readers alike.
Key Features for Apple Watch:
- The breaking news stories you need to know immediately, instantly available on your watch screen, with the ability to save and read later on your iPhone or iPad.
You can now get the WSJ’s award-winning journalism for $32.99 per month and receive unlimited digital access on your iPad, iPhone and WSJ Online.
Your subscription will renew automatically each month and payment will be charged to your iTunes Account within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. You can turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase. All cancellations will take effect at the end of the current period.
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What's New in Version 7.3.1
Thank you for updating to the latest version of the WSJ app.
With our 7.3 release, the app now uses less storage space on your iPad and gives you control over downloading older issues. It also shows you download progress on the "Editions" screen.
The app will now automatically download only the two most recent WSJ issues. You can download older issues from the archive on the "Editions" screen. If you would like more than two issues to download and save automatically, you can make this change in your app settings.
For WSJ iPhone users, this release brings design improvements. We also have launched several new iPhone sections including Heard on the Street, New York and Virtual Reality, where you can find our popular and immersive VR video stories.
On both iPad and iPhone, we have improved overall performance and the define words function.
Thank you for your feedback. More enhancements for both iPhone and iPad users are on the way.
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Customer Reviews
Upped to 5 stars!
The WSJ remains the first Website I check (twice daily). I rank the WSJ ahead of the NYT because of superior editorial (far more objective), better video, and market intensive. Not to mention the links to it's sister partners like Barron's. And thanks for adding the magazine, which used to be the only feature that the NYT could claim as superior. Ps, I have no problems with latest update.
Ok, I will update my comments to reflect my feelings about the ever more time consuming streaming ads prior to the actual news video. I still respect the WSJ by limiting both the # and length of the annoying advertisements. CNBC is definitely the worst of the bunch, where you can expect the advertising to equal 30-40% of the content you are interested in. The New York Times is not far from CNBC when it comes to force feeding streaming ads before you get to see what you hopes to see on the spot.
Bottom line, WSJ is solid #1 for all around quality and reading experience that remains non-intrusive.
The price of free.
I used to think it was inevitable that the newspapers would go out of business. When news isn't new, how can it be relevant? By the time the morning newspaper showed up I wasn't reading news, I was reading "olds". Combine that with 24/7 news coverage and free online and I saw a perfect storm for our old institutions called newspapers. Why would anybody pay for a product that was disseminated for free? Ahh.. That was the rub, the outlets all packaged their products as news like a gift wrapped present at Christmas but with one Important difference. The "free" news present had no real content. I mean it had low hanging "facts" but no reporting. Good reporting requires investigating. Good investigating requires talent and talent isn't free. A talented reporter not only helps find the dots (facts) but give us the guidance to connect them. Why do I pay for news? Because that's where the story is.
Great newspaper and app has improved
I love to read The Wall Street Journal and am now used to the new format in this app. The summaries that are available by choosing the icon in the upper right are a great way to scan content quickly. The new system of only downloading 2 days is a great way to save space and mitigate the previous problem of the app being a data hog is wonderful!
The ability to send articles to others is useless because the Journal's rules prohibit anyone who not a subscriber from reading any of the articles. This rule seems ludicrous to me so I almost never send anyone anything I read in the newspaper. To me this is a self-defeating rule because it discourages sharing your information. Unfortunately, still no way to print articles.
Offers Apple Watch App for iPhone- Free
- Category: News
- Updated: Dec 22, 2015
- Version: 7.3.1
- Size: 32.3 MB
- Apple Watch: Yes
- Language: English
- Seller: Dow Jones & Company, Inc., publisher of The Wall Street Journal.
- © 2015 Dow Jones & Company. All Rights Reserved.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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