For 85 years, Barron's Magazine is the weekly magazine that tries to give authoritative market analyses and insights on companies, industries, sectors, the economy and financial markets in the U.S. and around the world.

Each week, the Barron's issue includes a unique backwards recap and a forward-looking perspective on trading and the economy that allows self-reliant readers to anticipate market events rather than be overtaken by them.

This backward review + forward preview of the week ahead is why Dow Jones has the quip: "Quite simply, Barron's readers "See What Others Don't.""

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The WSJ seems to embrace Twitter these days. Here's a list of 25 official Wall Street Journal Twitter accounts. Enjoy!

WSJ / Wall Street Journal

wsjbreakingnews / WSJ Breaking News

waltmossberg / Walt Mossberg

Personal Technology Columnist

kabster728 / Katie Boehret

Writes a weekly technology columnremove

marisaw3 / Marisa Wong

Life & Style Editor at Wall Street Journal Online

JuliaAngwin

OpinionJournal / Opinion Journal

WSJManagement / WSJ Management

ChinaJournal / WSJ China Journal

WSJCareers / WSJ Careers

WSJ_Econ / Real Time Economics

MiddleSeat / WSJMiddleSeat

karaswisher / Kara Swisher

Columnist, BoomTown, AllThings D.com

WSJDealJournal / Deal Journal

alansmurray / Alan Murray

WSJ Deputy Managing Editor & Executive Editor Online

WSJHealthBlog / WSJ Health Blog

WSJDailyFix / The Daily Fix

WSJWallet

WSJdigits / WSJ/Digits

FiLife

Financial community in partnership with WSJ

WSJSmallBiz / Kelly Spors

WSJ_Autos / WSJ Autos

WSJPERCEPTIONS / WSJ_PERCEPTIONS

WSJWashington / WSJ Washington Wire

wsjeurope / WSJ.com Europe

WSJClassroom / WSJ Classroom

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FYI, the Wall Street Journal will be raising subscription prices next week by 20% of more! So if you're thinking of getting a subscription, you should do it NOW.



Here's the new pricing as of October 29, 2008:

The Wall Street Journal Print & Online Bundle - Save over 75%

• 1 year print subscription to The Wall Street Journal & access to WSJ.com
• Additional 4 weeks FREE!
• Only $2.99 a week (will now be $155 per annual subscription)

The Wall Street Journal Print Subscription - Save over 80%

• 1 year print subscription to The Wall Street Journal
• Additional 2 weeks FREE!
• Only $2.29 a week (will now be $119 per annual subscription)
• Please note that we no longer offer the 6 month Print subscription

The Wall Street Journal Online Subscription - Save over $15

• 1 year of full access to WSJ.com
• Additional 2 weeks FREE!
• Only $1.99 a week (will now be $103 per annual subscription)

Monthly access available for $9.95 per month (will now be annual cost of $119)

Labels: price hike, price raise, subscription, wall street journal

Look what I just found on Amazon.com, a 1-year subscription to the Wall Street Journal, Asia edition for a mere $985.00/year. WOW.




$3.75/isssue doesn't sound that bad on a daily basis, but $1000/year is a lot of cash...

Labels: bailout, banking crisis, credit crisis, recession

There are plenty of places on the internet where you can buy things at full price. If you want to pay more than you should for a Wall Street Journal subscription you can do that easily.

However, you can be a smart online shopper and find websites that offer the best deal for the Wall Street Journal - print or online versions for less than 1/2 of what the other guys are paying. . .

It's the old maxim - Information is Power. And here it's a double whammy because if you get the WSJ, you'll be on top of things, just make sure you have the information to get the best deal for it!