Jimmy Vielkind covers New York, New Jersey and Connecticut as a correspondent for The Wall Street Journal’s U.S. News section. His stories often look at the impact of state policies on the ...

Another person familiar with Lutnick’s moves say they have been noticed by some of Trump’s aides, notably because up until ...

The Wall Street Journal relies on vote-counting services from the Associated Press. Here’s a look at how it all works on Nov.

The Trump rally is still going strong. Cryptocurrencies keep surging on hopes of lower regulatory burdens under ...

The Wall Street Journal is experimenting with AI-generated article summaries that appear at the top of its news stories. The ...

Where are Diane Blitzer's copies of The Wall Street Journal? And why won't the newspaper give her a refund for the missed ...

After many months of twists and turns, election week has finally arrived. Our journalists have been working tirelessly to ...

The Intelligent Investor,” a weekly Wall Street Journal newsletter, is becoming a paid offering. Jason Zweig writes “The Intelligent Investor” every weekend for The Journal. He also writes “Back in ...

Dan Neil is the author of the “Rumble Seat” column which runs Saturdays in The Wall Street Journal.

A former Hong Kong reporter of The Wall Street Journal says she'll sue the publication for sacking her because she joined a ...

Alexander Osipovich is a reporter with The Wall Street Journal in New York. He covers exchanges, market structure and cryptocurrencies. After working for a few years as a software developer in ...

The Wall Street Journal relies on vote-counting services from the Associated Press for vote tallies on Election Day. The AP has counted the vote since 1848 and uses its data to call winners ...