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1. Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition - Wall street journal international information provider. Covers business news worldwide.
   -- http://www.wsj.com   Business: Industries: Manufacturing: News and Publications   (1)

2. Dowjones.com - Free business news and tools from the publishers of The Wall Street Journal. Includes stock quotes, search and directories.
   -- http://dowjones.com   Business: Resources: News and Publications   (6)

3. Online Investing: The Wall Street Journal - Collection of articles offering information and advice on online investing. Based on the book Online Investing, written by the editors and reporters of the Wall Street Journal, online version.
   -- http://investing.wsj.com/   Home: Personal Finance: Investing   (3)

4. WSJ.com Web Watch - from The Wall Street Journal - Reviews of the best sites for business from the editors of the Wall Street Journal online edition.
   -- http://webwatch.wsj.com   Computers: Internet: On the Web: Best of the Web: Reviews   (1)

5. The Wall Street Journal - Business news and info.
   -- http://info.wsj.com/   Regional: North America: United States: New York: Localities: N: New York City: News and Media: Newspapers   (1)

6. Mossberg, Walter - Personal Technology - The Wall Street Journal.
   -- http://ptech.wsj.com/   News: By Subject: Information Technology: Columnists   (1)

7. Dow Jones and Company - Business news from publisher of The Wall Street Journal.
   -- http://www.dowjones.com/   Regional: North America: United States: New York: Localities: N: New York City: Manhattan: Business and Economy: Financial Services   (1)

8. Mutual Funds - How to choose mutual funds, from the Wall Street Journal.
   -- http://investing.wsj.com/mutualfunds.html   Business: Investing: Mutual Funds: Investor Education   (1)

9. Forbes ASAP (11-30-98): God's Eye View - Article for the Wall Street Journal.
   -- http://www.forbes.com/asap/98/1130/121.htm   Arts: Literature: Authors: H: Helprin, Mark   (1)

10. Startup.wsj.com - The Wall Street Journal's site for buying or starting a business or franchise.
    -- http://startup.wsj.com   Business: Small Business: Start Up   (1)

11. Meely LaBauve - The first novel by Wall Street Journal writer Ken Wells. Includes a brief synopsis and biography.
    -- http://www.geocities.com/bourbonstreet/1497   Shopping: Publications: Books: Specific Titles: Fiction   (1)

12. Are You Getting the Shaft on Your 401K? - A 1999 Wall Street Journal article reprinted by Retire Early.
    -- http://www.geocities.com/WallStreet/8257/shaft2.html   Home: Personal Finance: Retirement: 401k   (1)

13. Wall Street Journal - Access to the interactive version, focused on the United States. Log-in and password required.
    -- http://interactive.wsj.com/ushome.html   News: Newspapers: Regional: United States   (1)

14. The Wall Street Journal Magazine - Reviews written by consumers at Epinions.com.
    -- http://www.epinions.com/mags-The_Wall_Street_Journal   Home: Consumer Information: Arts and Entertainment: Magazines: W   (1)

15. Tim Townsend Stories - A collection of Wall Street Journal and other articles by Tim Townsend.
    -- http://www.townsendstories.com   Business: Industries: Publishing: Services: Writing: Individuals   (1)

16. The Wall Street Journal - Collection of articles offering information and advice on online investing.
    -- http://investing.wsj.com/   Business: Investing: News   (1)

17. The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition - Business and financial news, latest managerial trends and politics.
    -- http://www.wsj.com   Business: Investing: Publications   (1)

18. Anton Chekhov in Czarist Russia - Biography from the Wall Street Journal Bookshelf.
    -- http://www.cftech.com/BrainBank/OTHERREFERENCE/BIOGRAPHY/Chekhov.html   Arts: Literature: World Literature: Russian: Authors: Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich   (1)

19. Markels, Alex - Resume and story archive from the former Wall Street Journal staff reporter and magazine editor.
    -- http://www.markels.com/   News: Media: Journalism: Journalists   (1)

20. Wall Street Journal's Career Site - Offering articles, salary comparisons, a job listings search and career advice.
    -- http://www.careers.wsj.com/   Business: Employment: Careers   (1)

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21. Clay Meyer - Illustrator who has worked for the Wall Street Journal, Maxim, Network World, Contact Kids and other magazines.
    -- http://www.claymeyer.com   Arts: Illustration: Editorial Illustration   (1 match)

22. Business Magazine Subscriptions Service - Subscriptions to over 400 leading business publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Fortune.
    -- http://www.business-magazines.com/store/   Shopping: Publications: Magazines   (1)

23. What marketers have learned about how consumers buy on the web - Overview of e-commerce from Wall Street Journal.
    -- http://interactive.wsj.com/public/current/articles/SB912725900291457000.htm   Society: Issues: Business: Advertising: E-Commerce   (1)

24. Child-Free Employees See Another Side of Equation - Are companies too family-friendly? From the Wall Street Journal.
    -- http://interactive.wsj.com/public/current/articles/SB859238936898216000.htm   Society: Lifestyle Choices: Childfree: Resources   (1)

25. First Union Financial Center - First Union Financial center was unanimously selected as Miami's premier property and one of the nation's top ten towers by The Wall Street Journal.
    -- http://www.fufc.com   Business: Real Estate: Commercial: Properties   (1)

26. 4Companies - Research, rankings and real profits from Fortune 500, Hoover's, Dow Jones, Wall Street Journal, the Securities & Exchange Commission, Edgar Online, CNBC and Web 100.
    -- http://www.4companies.com/   Business: Investing: Investment Guides   (1)

27. Dot-Com Layoffs and Shutdowns - From the Wall Street Journal, a list of job cuts and closures among web-related companies, with links to relevant articles.
    -- http://interactive.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/dotcomlayoffs.htm   Society: Work: Layoffs and Downsizing   (1)

28. Rent-A-Nerd - Clean, hilarious comedy for all Private and Corporate Events from Birthdays and Bachelorettes to Business Meetings and Company Picnics. "Absolutely side-splitting humor..."--The Wall Street Journal.
    -- http://rent-a-nerd.com   Arts: Performing Arts: Comedy: Comedians: Corporate Comedians   (1)

29. Shangri-La Hotel - Voted Best Hotel in Singapore in 1999 by the Asian Wall Street Journal. Set in 15 acres of tropical greenery the deluxe Shangri-La boasts Asian splendour and European refinement. One of the World's classiest 5 star hotels.
    -- http://www.shangri-la.com/Shangri-La/Hotels/29/29Home.html   Regional: Asia: Singapore: Travel and Tourism: Accommodation: Hotels   (1)

30. "Say It Better" - Tips to become a compelling communicator in how you sell, cross-promote, speak, move, appear, resolve conflict and create on-site experiences by Kare Anderson, gut instincts expert, speaker, Emmy-winner, nine-time author and former Wall Street Journal reporter.
    -- http://www.sayitbetter.com   Business: Marketing: Salesmanship   (1)

31. Polling Institute - Independent survey on subjects such as political races, state and national elections, and issues of public concern. Results are featured regularly in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.
    -- http://www.quinnipiac.edu/polls/   Reference: Education: Colleges and Universities: North America: United States: Connecticut: Quinnipiac University: Departments and Programs   (1)

32. White House and Low Power Radio - A Northern Light synopsis (Backs FCC in Heated Battle For Low-Power Radio) of the Wall Street Journal, reporting the position of the White House in support of the FCC, and against the position of the NAB.
    -- http://library.northernlight.com/UU20000413130000128.html?cb=0&sc=0#doc   News: Current Events: Media and Free Speech: Access to Airwaves: Low-Power MicroRadio   (1)

33. CollegeJournal.com From The Wall Street Journal - Primarily geared towards current and future business graduates. Features job searching, tips, advice, real-life stories, test preparation tools and tips, and graduate school information.
    -- http://collegejournal.com/   Reference: Education: Colleges and Universities: Post Graduate Education: Business Administration   (1)

34. Culinary.com Turducken Page - Wall Street Journal article describes how the birds are prepared commercially. Includes link to recipe and complete instructions for preparing this New Orleans holiday treat.
    -- http://www.culinary.com/foodtext/methodan/644.shtml   Home: Cooking: World Cuisines: North American: Cajun-Creole: Cajun: Turducken   (1)

35. What's on TV? Check the Journal - The highly esteemed Wall Street Journal will start running daily TV listings - but only, the paper stresses, in the form of an advertisement. [Wired News]
    -- http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/6118.html   News: Online Archives: Wired: 1997: Business   (8)

36. Hunting for European Capitalists - A growing number of international companies are building their own venture-capital networks in Europe to give a boost to indigenous high-tech talent, The Wall Street Journal reported. Europe's capitalists tend to bet only on safe investments while ignoring volatile technology startups, driving talent elsewhere. The new venture-capital efforts are using competitions, forums, and company tours to bring investors and startups together. (The Wall Street Journal Interactive requires a subscription.) [Wired News]
    -- http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/18664.html   News: Online Archives: Wired: 1999: Executive   (7)

37. Wall Street Journal ups Web fees - Two years after pioneering the online subscription model, the Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition will raise its prices by $10 per year. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,27462,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1998: October   (3)

38. IBM says no to NetPC - IBM (IBM) has decided not to sell stripped-down desktop machines called NetPCs due to lack of customer demand, the Wall Street Journal reported today. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,14017,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1997: September   (2)

39. Microsoft Mum on Belluzzo Rumor - Richard Belluzzo, who just surprised SGI by resigning as CEO, will become Redmond's new chief of Internet operations, according to The Wall Street Journal. True or not, Microsoft isn't saying. [Wired News]
    -- http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/21408.html   News: Online Archives: Wired: 1999: Business   (2)

40. WSJ enters online sports fray - Breaking its hardcore financial news mold, the Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition beefed up its sports section today, adding 24-hour coverage and game statistics through a deal with Total Sports. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,13603,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1997: August   (2)

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41. Yahoo stock hits record high - Yahoo shares rose as much as 7 percent to a record high after the company said it will share content with the Wall Street Journal's Interactive Edition for a new career-search service. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,28200,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1998: November   (2 matches)

42. Intel, Digital in settlement talks - Intel (INTC) and Digital Equipment (DEC) are in talks to see if they can settle Digital's patent-infringement lawsuit against Intel, the Wall Street Journal said. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,11972,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1997: June   (2)

43. Seer - Who knows how the economy will fare in 1999? Forecaster James Smith of the University of North Carolina, probably. For the second time in three years, Smith won The Wall Street Journal's semiannual contest to predict future interest rates and inflation. Smith's secret: He keeps a close eye on Fed chief Greenspan, whom he called "the best economic forecaster in the US, probably in the world." [Wired News]
    -- http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/17113.html   News: Online Archives: Wired: 1999: Worldwatch   (2)

44. Wall Street Journal seeks affiliates - In an effort to increase both readership and revenues, the Wall Street Journal today launched an affiliate program in which Web sites get money for bringing in subscriptions. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,24917,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1998: August   (1)

45. Drudge Hollywood: The Wall Street Journal's Fee-Basing - The Wall Street Journal Web site, the first major online newspaper to enforce fee-based access, has just passed 30,000 customers. Who's next to start charging? Plus: Butt-head, and Whitewater [Wired News]
    -- http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/716.html   News: Online Archives: Wired: 1996: Culture   (1)

46. Wall St. Journal enters travel game - The Wall Street Journal's Web edition is getting into the online travel business with a new section that includes reservations services from TheTrip.com. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,26339,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1998: September   (1)

47. The Wall Street Journal Interactivo - Noticias sobre economía mundial en español.
    -- http://interactivo.wsj.com/   World: Español: Medios de Comunicación: Digitales   (1)

48. The Wall Street Journal Americas - Informações econômicas em negócio, tecnologia, investimentos, e finanças em América Latina.
    -- http://interactive.wsj.com/americas/resources/documents/pt-amer.htm   World: Português: Notícias e Mídia: Jornais   (1)

49. Source Tantra Books - Tantra: The Art of Conscious Loving. The book that can change your life! From Charles & Caroline Muir the "parents of American Tantra" -Wall Street Journal
    -- http://catalog.sourcetantra.com/browseGroup.cfm?item_group_id=6101   Society: Sexuality: Tantra: Books   (1)

50. Source School of Tantra - America's formost Tantric Educators - The Wall Street Journal. With 30 years of Tantra experience, Charles and Caroline Muir lead the field. They have taught a majority of the Tantric educators now practicing in America today.
    -- http://www.sourcetantra.com   Society: Sexuality: Tantra: Instructors and Coaches   (1)

51. MS eyeing TCI investment - Microsoft (MSFT) may invest up to $1 billion in Tele-Communications, Inc. (TCI) (TCOMA), one of the nation's largest cable operators, the Wall Street Journal reported today. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,15264,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1997: October   (1)

52. Futurestep - La version française du site créé par Korn-Ferry et le Wall Street Journal. Inscription en 2 temps: profil de carrière (15-20 mn) évaluation personnalisée (20-30 mn) pour des offres privilégiées et une évaluation personnalisée.
    -- http://www.futurestep.fr   World: Français: Commerce et économie: Emploi: Cabinets de recrutement   (1)

53. WSJ reaches member milestone - While other sites timidly wade into the waters of charging Net subscriptions, the Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition continues to plow forward, proving that Netizens are willing to pay for some content. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,21131,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1998: April   (1)

54. IBM looking to sell printer unit - IBM has engaged the investment banking firm Goldman Sachs to help it find a potential buyer for its printer business, the electronic edition of the Wall Street Journal reported today. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,23261,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1998: June   (1)

55. Merrill Lynch delays online trading - Merrill Lynch, the biggest U.S. brokerage, has delayed plans to offer online trading to some of its wealthiest customers until January, the Wall Street Journal Europe reported, citing spokesman Bobbie Collins. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,30208,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1998: December   (1)

56. Compaq, Digital talked merger - Compaq Computer (CPQ) held high-level talks with Digital Equipment (DEC) in both 1995 and 1996 about a possible takeover of Digital but discussions broke down last summer, the Wall Street Journal said in today's electronic edition. [News.com]
    -- http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,10350,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh   News: Online Archives: CNET News.com: 1997: May   (1)

57. 4FinancialNews - Read up on the world of finance with Barron's, Investors Business Daily, CNNfn, RealTime Quotes, NASDAQ, Wall Street Journal and more. Site contains links to many financial on-line publications.
    -- http://www.4financialnews.com/   Business: Resources: News and Publications   (6)

58. Online Investing: Stocks - How to choose stocks from the Wall Street Journal.
    -- http://investing.wsj.com/stocks.html   Home: Personal Finance: Investing: Stocks   (1)

59. The Street Strikes Back - When Dow Jones Company instituted a subscription fee for The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition, many new-media savants predicted its patrons would jump ship. They were wrong. [Wired News]
    -- http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/4260.html   News: Online Archives: Wired: 1997: Business   (8)

60. AOL May Ax Netscape Jobs - America Online is considering axing as much as 20 percent of Netscape Communications' employees as part of a broad restructuring, The Wall Street Journal reported. What's unusual is that AOL could sack Netscape programmers because of overlaps with those at Sun Microsystems -- the company that inherited Netscape's enterprise software as part of the Netscape buyout. AOL had initially tried hard to retain as many Netscape employees as possible, but its stance changed as the closing of the transaction dragged on for months. (The Wall Street Journal Interactive requires a subscription.) [Wired News]
    -- http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/18631.html   News: Online Archives: Wired: 1999: Executive   (7)

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