WALL STREET JOURNAL - Latest News - White named among top 50 U.S. agents
Recently, The Wall Street Journal and REAL Trends combined forces to identify the top residential real estate agents in the country.
Wall Street Journal shrinking its pages in the U.S.
The redesign to an industry standard is expected to cut costs by millions of dollars.
UBS: "We Are Very Bullish on Japan"
John Bethel submits: Piero Novelli, co-head of global Mergers & Acquisitions at UBS AG says M&A activity will extend into 2007 and prompt more consolidation in Japan, Asia and the rest of the world, according to this report in The Wall Street Journal: "We want to maintain our market leadership in Japan and [... ]
The Three Index Fund Portfolio: Solid, Not 'Sexy', Performance All But Guaranteed
The Unknown Professor submits: Saturday's edition of the Wall Street Journal has a piece on creating a simple portfolio using three funds - a broad domestic equity fund, a broad domestic bond fund, and an international fund.
In Tough Times, a Redesigned Journal
Starting Jan. 2, The Wall Street Journal will shrink in width by 3 inches, to an industry standard of 12 inches, reducing the space devoted to news by 10 percent.
Wall Street Journal plans revamp
The Wall Street Journal unveils plans to cut the size of the newspaper and revamp its website edition.
Wall Street Journal Names Heidi Hines to Top 200 Real Estate List
(PRWeb) November 28, 2006 -- Heidi Hines of RE/MAX Executive Realty was named one of America's top real estate teams and is now a member of "The Real Estate Top 200," a new national awards ranking sponsored by The Wall Street Journal, REAL Trends and lore Magazine.
Pearl film to premiere at Karachi film festival
Karachi, Dec 7: A movie based on the murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl will premiere at a film festival in the city from where he was abducted nearly five years ago.
Report: Alexander may have fudged option exercise dates
Wall Street Journal: Although ex-Comverse CEO Kobi Alexander may have backdated options in 1998, he might have just been lucky.
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