The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal, an American daily newspaper, focuses on business and economic news. Owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., The Wall Street Journal is the second-largest newspaper in the United States (behind only The New York Times), with a print circulation of around 654,000 and 3 million digital subscribers.
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WSJ: How Poker Lessons Can Help Women Succeed in the Workplace
Poker is known as a game of focus, strategy, and determination. Those are all qualities that are also prevalent in…
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A Pennsylvania Nonprofit Is Helping Prevent Suicide Among Gun Owners in Crisis
Groups across the country including in Pennsylvania are encouraging gun owners to store their guns at a gun shop while…
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Wall Street Journal: New Trends in Work Holiday Parties Felt By Philly-based Event Planner, Firms Nationwide
As various firms and industries face the effects of inflation and interest-rate hikes, many employers are taking a more muted…
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WSJ: Golfers’ Preference for Vibrant Venues Like Topgolf King of Prussia a Sign of Changing Times
Golf is witnessing a revolutionary shift. Gone are the days when lush greens and quiet mornings defined the sport. Today,…
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‘Deeply, Sensitive, Rock-Soul Sound’: 50 Years of Hall & Oates’ ‘Abandoned Luncheonette’
In honor of the 50th Anniversary of Hall & Oates’ album “Abandoned Luncheonette”, Marc Myers, author of “Rock Concert: An…
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Act Now: “Log-In or Say Goodbye” as Google Begins Deletion of Unused Gmails Accounts Today
Google is taking a bold step to declutter its servers. Starting this week, according to Dalvin Brown of The Wall…
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Many First-time Grandparents Choosing Alternatives to ‘Grandma’ or ‘Grandpop’
From “Gigi” to “Grandsire the Benevolent,” grandparents are choosing to express their individuality with unique alternative names instead of more…
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Wall Street Journal: Perkasie ‘Pet Psychic’ Charges $550 to Talk to Your Fur Babies
Perkasie resident Nikki Vasconez is a former lawyer turned pet communicator who charges $550 for a session where she ‘talks’…
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Wall Street Journal: It Has Cost Amtrak $140M to Keep It’s Railroad Running While Continuing to Wait for Upgrades
It has been three years since Amtrak began its wait for the new Acela train fleet and it has cost…
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Former Owner Talks About Her Haunted House in Media
After The Wall Street Journal story “Selling a Haunted House?” was released, readers responded with haunted tales of their own,…
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WSJ: Philadelphia’s Republic First Set to Receive $35M Infusion After Agreeing Rescue Deal with Investor Group
Republic First Bancorp will receive a $35 million infusion after agreeing to a deal with a group of existing investors…
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What Is a Home Equity Line of Credit?
With interest rates reaching levels not seen in years, many consumers are taking a close look at their spending and…
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Wall Street Journal: Philadelphia Fed President Wants to Stop Raising Interest Rates
Patrick Harker, Philadelphia Fed President, believes that the central bank should take its time before deciding the fate of interest…
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Wall Street Journal: Phillies Veteran Providing Quiet Pillar of Stability As His Team Makes Their Way Towards World Series
After nine inconsistent seasons with the Phillies, Aaron Nola is finally proving there was a reason why everybody believed he…
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Study Finds Some ESG Investors Have More Than Just Ethical Motives
A new study found that while ESG investors are motivated by ethical concerns, some of them also expect those investments…
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WSJ: After Decades of Disparaging Her Research, Penn Celebrates Abington Scientist’s Nobel Prize
The University of Pennsylvania is basking in the glow of Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman, two researchers who recently discovered…
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WSJ: Villanova’s James W. Finegan Wrote One of the Best Books on Golf
Michael Bamberg, author of “The Ball in the Air: A Golfing Adventure,” compiled a list of the five best books…
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Wall Street Journal: Penn Professor Part of Group Calling Out Faulty Scientific Papers
After an award-winning Harvard Business School professor spent years exploring why people lie and cheat, three scientists — including a…
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