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Jonathan Clegg is The Wall Street Journal's Sports Editor, based in New York. Previously, Jonathan was a senior editor on the digital platforms team, where he oversaw notifications and alerts.

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Breaking News Reporter The Wall Street Journal published an editorial Friday that downplayed Democrats’ claim that Donald Trump is a danger to democracy by asserting he’s simply not focused ...

Comcast spinning off MSNBC comes amid out-of-touch programming, poor ratings, and bipartisan rebuke of its star talent ...

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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The federal official tasked with bringing down inflation is being targeted by the world's richest man — and Wall Street isn't happy.

During Disney's earnings report for the fourth financial quarter of 2024 yesterday, a Wall Street Journal analyst asked Iger ...

During the quarter, Wall Street Journal subscriptions increased 7% to 4.3 million customers. At the end of September, 3.8 million of those customers were paying for the digital-only subscription.