Wall Street Journal

When reality does not agree with their world view, Republicans simply claim that the truth is false. Whack Job Alex Jones still claims that the Sandy Hook Massacre was staged which would be welcome news to the parents who lost their first graders there. “Here are your kids back. Sorry…

June 27, 2022 The Wall Street Journal used to be required reading when I was a Finance Major in college. It was a newspaper for business people and took a reasonably objective stance when reporting facts. Granted, Sunday’s Opinion published by the Editorial Board is published as an “opinion.” But…

Shared Visions for Tomorrow: On Storytelling, Transparency and Influence — By Francois-Xavier Reodo and Liron Reznik Last month, we attended the Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything Festival, an annual conference offering a future-forward look at technology, money, work, style, leisure and wellness through the lens of myriad macro-forces that are shaping our world. A set of cross-topic themes emerged…

By Aarna K. Nair Till the age of 12 I was sure that right and left were just directions I, and many others, couldn’t tell the difference between. Oh, if only it was in the way I thought. The opinion section of WSJ has all my interest, so when I…

Today, I read a Wall Street Journal article about these mysterious creatures called employees. It seems staff across the United States have stopped communicating properly and have just gone missing. The article includes a lot of data comparing employees to Irish leprechauns. I have been on both sides of the…

Jules Winnfield said it best In March 29th’s Upward Mobility opinion column, “The Hypocritical Attack on Justice Clarence Thomas”, author Jason L. Riley argues that liberals are insincere in their questioning of the propriety of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ wife, Virginia’s, encouraging an administration official to work to overturn…

Inspired by Jason Zweig’s cool idea, I wrote myself a letter for when my portfolio crashes… Jesse — you knew what you were getting into. You knew this could happen, and it’s ok that it did happen. Your goals are big and your timeline is long. …

Twenty years ago on September 11, I woke up to a frantic phone call from a colleague telling me a plane had hit the World Trade Center in Manhattan. I turned on CNN to watch the horror first-hand, gingerly shunting my then- three-year-old son from the room. At the time…