Dad, husband, Wall Street Journal editor. Drummer in WSJ house band. Future Phillies tour guide.
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A Tree Story. I'm calling this couple the Sequoia Santas: They strapped their seven baby sequoias into a Pacifica minivan and took to the road to present to people who would love them wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/gia… via @WSJ
Another Star Trek death, RIP... He landed a spot in the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company, but it was his turn in the “Star Trek” franchise that made him a megastar wsj.com/arts-culture/patrick… via @WSJ
The latest from The Wall Street Journal’s stylebook: “rogue AI,” Kyiv as a dateline, the “singular they” and more wsj.com/arts-culture/books/v… via @WSJ 🔓
When Steve Jobs died 15 years ago today, the WSJ's front page gave him a treatment worthy of a president. We said he was as important as Edison or Ford. More in today's Financial Flashback in the paper prod-i.a.dj.com/public/resou…
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Steve Jobs died 15 years ago today, and our Page One treatment was extraordinary. Here's the Financial Flashback from today's paper: prod-i.a.dj.com/public/resou…
Steve Jobs died 15 years ago today, and our Page One treatment was extraordinary. Here's the Financial Flashback from today's paper: prod-i.a.dj.com/public/resou…
Investors have many reasons to be on edge, but stocks (and stock funds) are showing resilience wsj.com/finance/investing/st… via @WSJ
The WSJ stylebook adds Lake America (just as Google Maps has) but that applies only to U.S. waters. This and more in the latest stylebook bulletin. wsj.com/finance/investing/vo… via @WSJ 🔓
Our paper's four-page wraparound section this morning. I found this copy of the paper in our archives (there aren't many of them available, surprisingly), and our art director made a nice choice.
Stock funds keep rising. Plus: See what the WSJ’s Money & Investing page looked like the day after the 9/11 attacks, 25 years ago wsj.com/finance/investing/st… via @WSJ
She lost her job then went to Spain, hoping Camino de Santiago’s “several hundred miles of walking might tell me where my life was headed.” A good read from our Travel section (and in print this Saturday) wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/cam… via @WSJ
Writers love to use the adjective “massive,” but it gets to be too much. Our latest Wall Street Journal stylebook bulletin wsj.com/arts-culture/books/v… via @WSJ 🔓
The WSJ’s latest stylebook bulletin looks ahead 50 years. Let’s call it the tricentennial! wsj.com/arts-culture/books/v… via @WSJ🔓
The stats are in... wsj.com/finance/investing/st…
I went back and checked how the WSJ covered the last two America milestones (the 150th and 200th). Some interesting headlines, like "AMERICA'S PROGRESS ASTOUNDS BRITAIN" in 1926 ... wsj.com/us-news/americas-bir… via @WSJ
Woops. When I see "dummy copy" or internal notes like this in other publications, it's a "there but for the grace of journalism gods" reminder
The WSJ’s guide to all 104 World Cup matches and the oddly renamed stadiums. (It's still neat to have two-page newspaper spreads for something like this) prod-i.a.dj.com/public/resou…
Time flies... The Brexit vote was 10 years ago this month. See our Financial Flashback by @RealConstable, part of my monthly funds-investing column wsj.com/finance/investing/st…
The WSJ’s latest stylebook bulletin hits on why the new Fed chief is a chairman this time (not "chair"), Trump Accounts, the World Cup and more wsj.com/finance/investing/vo… via @WSJ 🔓
Fun piece by my colleague. One reader comment sums it up: "Gen Z ruins everything" wsj.com/lifestyle/great-saun… via @WSJ
