William Power

Brandon Graham's making an announcement at noon today. If it's retirement, well-done BG! https://t.co/vQej5PLBLy

25 years ago today: Nasdaq hit a then-stunning 5000 for the first time, and we made this page with a lead story by our markets star at the time, @greg_ip (now our economics star). @RealConstable did a Financial Flashback, part of my monthly funds column https://t.co/zBP6TiHsRb https://t.co/AWDo0LnCwK

International stocks, and the funds that buy them, are finally outpacing the U.S. Is it a blip? https://t.co/iPJinBfNFQ via @WSJ

The Phillies can take this as a compliment, I guess! (From our columnist's discussion of the Yankees' facial-hair capitulation) https://t.co/GK178i8xh0 https://t.co/i7E3UBUI1V

In my monthly WSJ Stylebook update, with the latest issues for news editors, I weigh in on the need to put “woke” in quotes https://t.co/yHN58XlzVr via @WSJ 🔓

Once again, we're ready for the most inconsistent holiday name. WSJ style is Presidents, no apostrophe, but just as important, the federal holiday is still called Washington's Birthday anyway (Congress never changed it). See our stylebook entry... https://t.co/SqI85hM4qR

I had a blast putting this together. Even back in 1910, people worried about how "rushed" the world felt.... Here’s some of the WSJ coverage of office technologies over the past century. https://t.co/1sZ8rufZ2v via @WSJ

The gains for U.S.-stock funds so far this year have built on the solid 2024. But the political news has investors’ heads spinning. https://t.co/9Mx6ee0Tl7 via @WSJ

This is our late edition, hot off the presses (the print edition is still fun to see for these big moments) https://t.co/BPI5NJC5UY

To my music-loving friends, you might enjoy this item in the latest WSJ stylebook bulletin (full text of the bulletin in my previous post) https://t.co/SSx7vuRJNe

Here is why The Wall Street Journal news pages will pivot to Mount McKinley for the name, but hesitate on ”Gulf of America” https://t.co/KB7ZehPGAK via @WSJ 🔓

RIP Bob Uecker. From our archives.... https://t.co/hvK2ss2XxP

The stock market is closed today, for the national day of mourning. We talk about that designation and other terminology in the latest bulletin from The Wall Street Journal’s stylebook https://t.co/ScDQDfNDc6 via @WSJ 🔓

Our latest copy-editing rulings and reminders from The Wall Street Journal’s stylebook. Among them: We lowercase national day of mourning https://t.co/Q2WwB7QmpJ via @WSJ🔓

25 years ago this month, the AOL-Time Warner merger stunned Wall Street. We flash back (via @RealConstable) in our 2024 markets wrap https://t.co/Ozyz4BiXmJ https://t.co/j3KIaON4ws

Large-cap growth stocks led markets to a second-consecutive big gain for the year. My funds-performance wrap for 2024 https://t.co/XhZ59D9I1E via @WSJ

25 years ago tonight: Subways, elevators (and even Disney rides) were shut down for Y2K -- just in case the rollover from 1999 to 2000 caused things to go kablooey. But we survived https://t.co/YDapapqv54