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Business Insider - Feb 17, 2012
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The Wall Street Journal Talks Mountain Lion With Apple CEO Tim Cook

AppAdvice - Feb 17, 2012
Following the announcement, The Wall Street Journal talked with Apple CEO Tim Cook, discussing OS X Mountain Lion, its many new features and the operating system's rather odd announcement. The interview took place at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, ...

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Wall Street Journal (blog) - Feb 17, 2012
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The Occupied Wall Street Journal

At Zuccotti Park Occupy Wall Street protesters are disconnected from the news. Since most of their time is taking up Occupying Wall Street and not in front of a television, a group came together to bring the news to the protesters. Arun Gupta, head of The Indypendent newspaper, tells us why it was important to have a newspaper for the Occupy Wall Street movement. Follow Kristine on Twitter at twitter.com

 

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Apple iPad Guided Tour: The Wall Street Journal

Read the Wall Street Journal on iPad and soak up news from around the globe, everywhere you go. In-depth analysis, real-time quotes, video, and WSJ Radio — all your favorite sections of the Journal are here — and theyre even better on iPad. The large display shows you an entire page of award-winning news. Turn iPad horizontally to see two pages at once. You can even customize this app to get only the news you want, when you want it.

 

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Mitt Romney Ripped By Wall Street Journal

An editorial in the Wall Street Journal was harshly critical of 2012 presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. Cenk Uygur breaks it down. Subscribe: bit.ly TYT Mobile: bit.ly On Facebook: www.facebook.com On Twitter: twitter.com www.theyoungturks.com FREE Movies(!): www.netflix.com Read Ana's blog and subscribe at: www.examiner.com Read Cenk's Blog: www.huffingtonpost.com The Wall Street Journal's editorial board is painting Mitt Romney as a "compromised and not credible" candidate for president, a harsh blow from the conservative mainstay just hours before Romney delivers a major health care speech. Continue Reading "The health reform Mr. Romney passed in 2006 as Massachusetts Governor was the prototype for President Obama's version and gave national health care a huge political boost," the paper says in an editorial this morning. "Mr. Romney now claims ObamaCare should be repealed, but his failure to explain his own role or admit any errors suggests serious flaws both in his candidacy and as a potential President." Romney is set to address deep-seated conservative skepticism toward the state health care law he enacted during his speech in Michigan today, while also outlining his plans to repeal the federal law. His White House hopes could hinge on a satisfactory tight-rope walk on the issue. "Like Mr. Obama's reform, RomneyCare was predicated on the illusion that insurance would be less expensive if everyone were covered," the Journal write. "Even if this theory were plausible ...

 

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Eric Schmidt at the Wall Street Journal's CEO Council

Eric Schmidt shares his thoughts on opportunities for the incoming Obama administration at the Wall Street Journal's CEO Council on November 18, 2008 in Washington, DC

 

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Europe on the Brink -- A WSJ Documentary

In this documentary, Wall Street Journal editors and reporters examine the origins of Europe's debt crisis and why it spread with such ferocity to engulf much of the continent and threaten the entire world.