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It's a newspaper, it's a Web site--it's all of the information
that comes rolled up in every edition of The Wall Street Journal and much
more, available online. Anyone who wants to stay on top of U.S. and
international news, especially economic and technology-oriented stories, will
find The Wall Street Journal Online to be a valuable asset. Forbes
has called it "simply the best business news site on the Web."
The interactive Journal delivers stock quotes on demand, continually updated news, a customized news- and portfolio-tracking service, access to extensive archives, and "briefing books" for 22,000 companies and more than 7,000 U.S. mutual funds. Subscribers also get exclusive access to Barron's Online, which, in addition to all of the content in the print edition, contains online-only commentary, analysis, and features. Readers who are familiar with the print edition will not be surprised by the interactive Journal's personality: it looks a lot like the paper version, and it's just as staid as its paper counterpart. Navigation is intuitive and ease of use is... impeccably simple. Unlike the print journal, this version follows you to work and around the world. All you need is your password and laptop to carry this invaluable business partner to any meeting, anywhere. Features:
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