Wall Street

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The ESG Backlash

By Richard Morrison March 9, 2022

Conservatives’ growing opposition to ESG will likely chill industry enthusiasm and curtail the growth confidently predicted by many of its advocates.

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Profit with Honor

By Stephen R. Soukup March 4, 2022

In his recent book, Ed Yardeni clears up confusion — and ideologues’ deceptions — about corporate profits.

KBJ and the “‘Working Mother’ Thing”

By Ed Whelan March 1, 2022

Ketanji Brown Jackson’s professional career took a bumpy direction in the immediate aftermath of her clerkship with Justice Breyer.

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Meta Stock Plunge Shows the Folly of Legislating By Market Cap

By Tom Hebert February 21, 2022

As lawmakers continue to address the myriad issues with current antitrust proposals, legislating by market cap should be the first thing off the table.

Gramm on the Economy

By Kevin D. Williamson February 9, 2022

Phil Gramm offers a great dose of good sense on the current economic situation in today’s WSJ.

Wall Street & China

By Andrew Stuttaford January 12, 2022

If China is a significant challenger that the U.S. is facing, that fact is not one that Wall Street seems to be taking with the seriousness it deserves.

Market Plummets 800 Points amid Discovery of New COVID Variant in South Africa

By Caroline Downey November 26, 2021

The Dow fell 437.69 points, about 1.22 percent, at the opening bell to 35,366.69.

J.P. Morgan CEO Backtracks on Joke about Chinese Communist Party

By Caroline Downey November 24, 2021

On Wednesday, the Wall Street leader apologized for any offense he may have caused by his statement and attempted to clarify his intentions.

‘His Claims Are Bananas’

By Dan McLaughlin October 29, 2021

The Wall Street Journal recently printed a letter to the editor from Donald Trump, and good for them.