First off, we weren't even going to mention obscenities that appeared on the front page of the Journal today. Obviously, I'm talking about this: Why? Because we're an upstanding financial publication with standards, unlike the smut factory Rupert Murdoch is...

A bit obnoxious as a headline for the Wall Street Journal (and of us for telegraphing it), no? Really, the entire piece makes this entry more about the continuing slide in Wall Street Journal quality than any political statement or...

The Wall Street Journal's influential Heard on The Street column calls Goldman Sachs "pricey compared with other Wall Street securities firms" and predicts After that Goldman's long run of climbing earnings may be coming to and end. The M&A slow...