WSJ What’s News
The Wall Street JournalWhat's News brings you the biggest news of the day, from business and finance to global and political developments that move markets. Get caught up in minutes twice a day on weekdays, then take a step back with our What’s News in Markets wrap-up on Saturday and our What’s News Sunday deep dive.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Daily NewsNews | |||
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P.M. Edition for Feb. 3. Disney has chosen Josh D’Amaro to succeed Bob Iger as its CEO. WSJ entertainment reporter Ben Fritz discusses how the theme parks executive is likely to approach the role and how investors are reacting. Plus, the House approv... more
A.M. Edition for Feb. 3. Elon Musk’s well-established rocket business and AI startup are joining forces to form a $1.25 trillion company. WSJ’s Berber Jin says the move was unexpected as industry observers had thought xAI would merge with Tesla inste... more
P.M. Edition for Feb. 2. Even as home sales remain stuck at a 30-year low, people that are buying are finding big discounts. WSJ reporter Nicole Friedman discusses the changing dynamics in the market. Plus, the partial government shutdown means Frida... more
A.M. Edition for Feb. 2. Volatility is gripping global markets as jittery investors sell off everything from gold to bitcoin. WSJ markets reporter Chelsey Dulaney helps us assess whether a broader correction could be in store. Plus, the U.S. governme... more
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- Usually great but becoming more biased
I typically love listening to this podcast. However it sounds like the reporting is becoming more biased. For example, they reported a shooting in Portland. The reporting by the WSJ lead with it being a traffic stop, and comments from Portland’s mayor about the current administration’s use of force being too aggressive. Why isn’t the WSJ leading with the fact that the two drivers tried to ram the police officers with the vehicle? That’s directly putting a police officers life in danger. It turns... more
Apple Podcasts5Learner16z
United Statesa month ago - Biased analysis.
The commentary about changes in public health policy with the Trump’s administration is so biased. Sabrina Sidiqui is a committed lefty that shows it very much in all her commentary and analysis (or lack thereof). Please, get rid of these people, or at least have the opposite point of view to balance your reporting and opinions. Otherwise, WSJ is going down the path the NY Times and Washington Post, fueled by the rage of Trump’s haters.
Apple Podcasts1AndyGonzoUnited Statesa month ago - WSJ
We have been listening past couple years and so glad to hear Luke Vargas voice again!
Apple Podcasts5PharmaleighUnited States2 months ago - Dec 4 green energy
At last a discussion on the actual costs of green energy.
I applaud your look into the cost of green energy. I’d still like to see a discussion of cost per KW/H. The fact that Germany has the highest cost per Kw and a scary dependence on Russian oil and gas is good to explore.
The promise of green energy jobs was also good to explore.
But we need to look at actual costs. What is the uncompensated cost of Solar panels, made in China and shipped to the USA or Europe? Vs the cost of coal, tra... more
Apple Podcasts4Future-is-brightUnited States2 months ago - Get a talent coach
Love the WSJ reporting, Im a paying online subscriber and daily podcast listener. Im also a broadcast journalist. The host tone and cadence is robotic and each sentence sounds the same with no interpretation of the copy. The tone at beginning of the sentence goes up, there a pause and then the ends of the sentence has a halting downward tone. Just compare the host delivery to any sound byte and you hear the stark difference.
Apple Podcasts4Journo3United States3 months ago
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Spotify | #105 | United States/Top Podcasts |
Spotify | #22 | United States/News |
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This podcast offers a concise overview of major news stories, focusing on critical developments in business, finance, politics, and global affairs. Episodes deliver essential updates, ensuring that listeners stay informed on significant events shaping the markets and public discourse. The format is designed to simplify complex topics into digestible segments, with episodes released twice daily on weekdays and a more in-depth Saturday wrap-up and Sunday deep dive. This distinctive approach is beneficial for busy professionals seeking to catch up on the latest happenings without the time commitment of longer formats.
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1. Altaf Kassam
2. Anna Wilde Mathews
3. Michelle Hackman
4. AnnaMaria Andriotis
5. James McIntosh
6. Tatia Bolkvadze
7. Josh Chin
8. John Medina
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