The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal.

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

Score: 4.70857
4.70857
From 552,098 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 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

  • Best newspaper app

    4
    By ChgoLaw67
    It works beautifully except with the Bluesky App.

  • Poor performance & buggy

    2
    By RebeccaHagen
    App frequently shuts down immediately after opening the first article, or can’t display an article because it thinks I don’t have internet connection when I do.

  • a battery hog and many articles don’t load properly

    1
    By idon'twantone
    I can watch a 2+ hour movie just fine on my iPad but the WSJ app will totally drains the battery in less time. I use it in print edition mode mostly, not sure if that has anything to do with it. Graphics heavy articles won’t load properly without restarting app. Frustrating.

  • Now they’re forcing full video ads with auto play and audio in articles

    1
    By Artcubed
    Now readers must endure full video ads with audio amid articles. Terrible. To say that WSJ has lost its way would be a wild understatement. Give it another year and then we can expect that a $300 annual subscription will feel the same as getting recipes for free online.

  • Sharing an article

    3
    By Chofka
    It drives me absolutely crazy I can’t share an article from the iPhone app…

  • Now with ads, despite subscribing

    2
    By blo;asdjfdksfa
    They give new subscribers the impression that there won’t be ads, then slowly boil the frog by making the ads more visible, more frequent and more lowbrow/ spammy over time. I subscribed to get away from this trash- yet here it is. Guess I’ll just have to use the web version with an ad blocker.

  • Tons of subscription management problems with this App

    1
    By Atiq-ca
    This app has all the unnecessary options and no user friendly/ useful options 1. Restore purchases: trying to access/view info of my subscription I clicked this option and guess what it canceled my subscription!!! Unbelievable!! 2. Cannot view subscription info except in Apple subscription!! Just no option on the app 3. Cannot view what email I used to create an account. I clicked “My profile” it only shows my name and not the email.. Not useful, incomplete app, not recommended!!

  • Beware WSJ bait and switch offers

    2
    By GRDiamondReviewer
    Was offered a “New Year’s Sale” WSJ subscription for six months. When accepted, WSJ charged me the full regular price, not the amount I approved. Connected with WSJ customer service and was told Apple controls the billing for WSJ app subscriptions and they (WSJ) can’t even see how much I am being charged. Contacted Apple and was told the developer/WSJ controls the price (same for all non-Apple developers).

  • Cannot add comments to articles

    3
    By vulcan1085
    I like the content but the app won’t let you add comments or “participate in the conversation”. I don’t understand why this simple feature is unavailable.

  • WSJ is my favorite newspaper app is ok

    3
    By mikv
    My main complaint about the app is that it regularly forgets my subscription. And doesn’t remember it when I re enter my credentials. So I’ve stopped using it on my iPhone and usually only read in a browser, tablet or the physical paper. We have a wood stove and so the paper serves a dual purpose. (Edit) we stopped printing service due to poor delivery reliability. Another technical issue is clicking a link in twitter does not open the app, it opens a browser. And as said before, browser doesn’t always log you back in. And actually finding an article using the iPad app search feature is sometimes useless.

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