The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column
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By Tom Walker, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution  Dec. 7--A top-level shake-up at Yahoo and a disappointing earnings  forecast by Merck & Co. gave investors an excuse Wednesday to sell and take  some profits off the table from the market's recent rally. All the major stock  indexes fell.
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Report: News Corp. chief agrees to buy a Fifth Avenue penthouse apartment for a record price. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Rupert Murdoch, chairman and CEO of media giant News Corp.
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It takes a person about 10 minutes to  read a 2,500-word, front-page feature story in the Wall Street  Journal. Computer programs increasingly being used by investors  to parse news stories can process one in about three  one-hundredths of a second.
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LOS ANGELES -- Dow Jones &amp; Co.'s board will take the lead in deciding whether the Wall Street Journal publisher will be sold to News Corp. for $60 a share as MySpace.com founder Brad Greenspan offered the same price for 25 percent of the company.
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Washington Post business columnist Steven Pearlstein discusses what's happening with Wall Street and the global markets.
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One of the tongue-in-cheek rules that we column-writers have is, "Often wrong, never in doubt." Take a stand, don't duck and weave too much. But someone as opinionated as I am should not only have no doubt, but shouldn't be wrong too often. No one's perfect, though. As witness the column I wrote three weeks ago as I headed for vacation, warning you not to buy Google at its initial public offering price.
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The Motley Fool - Yesterday, I wrote about how everyone and their neighbor seems to gunning for a slice of Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL - News) iPod and iTunes business. And while I still believe it's possible for News Corp.'s (NYSE: NWS - News) MySpace, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT - News), and Sony (NYSE: SNE - News) to erode some of Apple's market share for downloadable music, I don't expect the company to passively stand by as revenues drop.
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For two weeks, signs with Rupert Murdochâs face on them have been posted around The Wall Street Journalâs newsroom â and removed and posted and removed and posted yet again.
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The following editorial appeared in the Chicago Tribune on Wednesday, Sept.
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MarketWatch is sold for $500 million and Slate is next. Will there be a spate of other sites on the block? Probably, but the most fevered M & #038;A activity will be among blogs. Commentary by Adam L. Penenberg.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Georgia's largest newspaper, is endorsing Illinois Sen. Barack Obama in the Democratic race for the White House.
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Business & money: Rupert Murdoch confirms that parts of online Wall Street Journal will remain subscription-based
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The Wall Street Journal, whose parent  Dow Jones & Co. is the target of a $5 billion takeover offer by  News Corp., is set to shake up its newsroom by reassigning and  replacing several top editors, the New York Times reported on  its Web site.
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The Wall Street Journal, whose parent Dow Jones & Co. is the target of a $5 billion takeover offer by News Corp., is set to shake up its newsroom by reassigning and replacing several top editors, the New York Times reported on its Web site.
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Wall Street had questions. The market had answers.
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he Wall Street Journal announced yesterday that it would begin publishing a Saturday issue starting in the fall of 2005. By following its business readers home for the weekend, the newspaper
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Wall Street pulls another fast one. Press looks confused, as usual.