The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal is recognized as one of the largest newspapers in the United States by circulation. The newspaper includes coverage of culture, politics, lifestyle, sports, arts, world news, health, and a lot more. It is a critical resource of curated content in print, online, and mobile apps. Readers have relied on the Journal for accurate, objective information to fuel their decisions as well as enlighten, educate, and inspire them. To date, The Wall Street Journal is a winner of 37 Pulitzer Prizes for outstanding journalism.
Associated People
Charley Grant
2015 - present
David Wessel
2013 - present
Greg Zuckerman
1996 - present
Jason Zweig
2008 - present
Joanna Stern
2013 - present
Laura Kusisto
Lazetta Braxton
2019 - present
Michael Sincere
Nick Timiraos
2006 - present
Roger Lowenstein
Ryan Dezember
2010 - present
Sam Walker
1998 - present
Spencer Jakab
2012 - present
Tim Higgins
2016 - present
Justin Scheck
2007 - 2022
Bradley Hope
2013 - 2021
Maureen Farrell
2013 - 2021
John Carreyrou
1999 - 2019
Tom Wright
2013 - 2019
Gretchen Morgenson
2017 - 2019
David Enrich
2016 - 2017
Morgan Housel
2014 - 2015
David Crook
1998 - 2015
Michael Casey
2013 - 2015
Pedro da Costa
2013 - 2015
Dinny McMahon
2009 - 2015
Wade Pfau
2012 - 2013
John Jannarone
2006 - 2013
Matt Ridley
2010 - 2013
James Altucher
2009 - 2011
Dan Roberts
2010 - 2010
Kate Kelly
2001 - 2010
Herb Greenberg
2005 - 2008
Jesse Eisinger
2000 - 2006
Leah McGrath Goodman
1998 - 2006
Matt Pottinger
2001 - 2005
Joanne Lipman
2000 - 2005
Lawrence Ingrassia
1978 - 2004
Karen Blumenthal
1996 - 2004
Richard Johnson
1978 - 2003
Kara Swisher
1997 - 2001
Tom Ricks
1982 - 1999
Walt Bogdanich
1984 - 1992
Bryan Burrough
1983 - 1992