The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal.

By Dow Jones & Company, Inc., publisher of The Wall Street Journal.

Score: 4.70955
4.70955
From 552,159 Ratings
Free On itunes

Description

WALL STREET JOURNAL (iOS) Download the WSJ App Today Staying ahead of the competition means staying up to date with the facts. Get the trusted insights, in-depth analysis and real-time updates you need from the WSJ App. Download the app today and subscribe to receive instant access to WSJ’s unrivaled journalism covering today’s top stories across finance, politics, business, tech, the economy and more. Enjoy exclusive newsletters and videos that dive deeper into the stories that matter. Key benefits include: Customizable App Experience (+) Follow your your favorite WSJ journalists (+) Access interactive charts to follow the latest market trends (+) Create personalized stock watch lists (+) Get content relevant to your job title and industry Award-winning Journalism Delivered To Your Mobile Device (+) A real-time news feed, curated by WSJ’s award-winning journalists throughout the day (+) Up to date global coverage on the news that matters (+) Access to curated CFO, CIO, and CMO article feeds Full Access to WSJ, Anywhere, Anytime (+) Full access to WSJ.com on any device (+) Ability to listen to WSJ articles on your commute, hands-free (+) Offline reading, enabling you to remain informed, wherever you are Real Time Market News - Never Miss a Critical Development (+) Up to the minute stock market quotes (+) Alerts and notifications for breaking news and updates on the stories, companies and industries that matter most to you (+) Articles relevant to your personalized stock list The WSJ App provides comprehensive access that will help you better understand and navigate the complexities of today’s financial world. Regardless of your investing experience, download the app to make more sound financial decisions. Stay ahead, stay informed – with The Wall Street Journal App. Your subscription will renew automatically each month and payment will be charged to your iTunes Account within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. You can turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of your subscription is allowed during the active subscription period. Any unused portion of a free trial or introductory period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription to WSJ, where applicable. By downloading the app you agree to the Dow Jones Terms of Use, Privacy Notice, and Cookie Notice. Terms of Use [Updated]: https://www.dowjones.com/terms-of-use/ Privacy Notice: https://www.dowjones.com/privacy-notice/ Cookie Notice: https://www.dowjones.com/cookie-notice/

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Reviews

  • FOX NEWS OWNS WSJ

    5
    By Bob5375926836495846469583
    You should know that Rupert Murdoch owns the Wall Street Journal, although it pretends to be separate. Don’t expect real news from this app, just propaganda. Go look at Reuters or AP news for free and quality news

  • Buyer beware

    1
    By Not a little kid
    Had a promo rate which ended. I called in two days after the fact and was told they couldn’t refund me for a prorated amount, so I had to pay the full $40. This left a really bad taste in my month, so be careful signing up for promos with WSJ.

  • Was a good app, now video ads auto open

    2
    By lucahimself
    This was a very good app. But in the latest version, video ads are set to auto open full screen, and you need to dismiss each of them before you can continue reading. And there are multiple of this per article. As a paid subscriber, I want better content. I am going to delete the app and use their web site for now, where I have more control. TBD whether I will be a long term subscriber if the experience does not improve (I want fewer ads).

  • Would rate zero if allowed

    1
    By InnovationStudio
    I give up on this app. It’s totally useless and actually worse than just using a browser. Such a bummer because the old version of the WSJ iPad app used to be best in class. O how the mighty have fallen.

  • Not pleased…

    1
    By BCRmine07
    If you pay for a membership … especially and expensive one… I shouldn’t click on articles and not have access to them. My username and password should be the same and my account should be linked. I shouldn’t have to do that myself.

  • About done

    2
    By iamshows
    Makes me sign back in every day as a paying subscriber. Clearly they’ve been revamping their app, but this is taking way too long to get back to minimum quality UX.

  • 2024 - This is terrible

    1
    By JLdog
    How can the new version have ADDITIONAL analytics tracking AND additional load speed? On my iPad Pro it took 8 seconds to load an article. Terrible. ===Reached out to Dow Jones PR. This app update will ultimately cost WSJ millions if people flee. We pay too much to have this type of travesty occur. And if you want to contact them? You get a chatbot. The world is ending. This is proof.

  • Have you viewed the app privacy details?!

    2
    By Velolion57
    Saw with the v14.16.0 update that one of the two items listed under What’s New is “Increased analytics tracking”. This caused me to take a look at the app’s privacy details and, man WSJ is using the app to track the heck out of users…user & device IDs used to track and link to user, and even providing to third parties. Deleting.

  • Unusable

    1
    By NTP1171
    I’ve been a WSJ customer for years and have had no issues but for the last few months I can no longer even read anything due to the app. For the longest time it would log me out infrequently which was annoying but I lived with it assuming it would be fixed. Well as of today I’ve cancelled my subscription because after almost 30 minutes of trying, including uninstalling and reinstalling the app, I can no longer even log in. For the cost of the subscription this is just asinine.

  • No option to log in

    1
    By Blotnic
    My subsciption is useless. I cann log in. Forcing me to subscribe with Apple.

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