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The Wall Street Journal is an American business-focused international daily newspaper established in New York City, with Chinese and Japanese editions. Dow Jones & Company, a division of News Corp., publishes The Journal and its Asian editions six days a week. The newspaper is available in broadsheet and online formats. Many working professionals, investors, business owners, and others regard the digital version of The Wall Street Journal to be a go-to source for news. Furthermore, writers, particularly nonfiction writers who are continually researching their subjects, can profit from having access to useful information.

The Wall Street Journal is noted for its award-winning news coverage, business and finance information, and a more in-depth look at economics than most other newspapers, as well as its editorial section (which has always been considered separate from the other sections). The WSJ print is well-known around the world. In addition, the newspaper covers a wide range of other issues, including science, technology, health, politics, and luxury living. For its reporting, the Wall Street Journal has received over 37 Pulitzer Awards. One additional point is that it has a large number of visitors to its online sites of up to 30 million people.

The Wall Street Journal is not available for free online. The normal monthly fee for a Wall Street Journal All Access Digital subscription is $38.99. First-time members, on the other hand, can currently lock in at half-price for the first year, and there are frequent subscription bargains such as $1.00 for the first month or similar offers. Individuals who would want to get the paper in print can do so every day or only on Saturdays for a modest fee.

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