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I Need To Find...Wall Street Journal

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Compiled by Corey Seeman

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We have access to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) through a number of means.

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[edit] Electronic Access to WSJ Articles

  • Access to the WSJ is available primarily through two databases that are updated daily with that day's articles:
    • Factiva
    • ABI/INFORM (ProQuest)
      • Direct link to the WSJ in Proquest
      • ProQuest has articles from the WSJ from 1984 to the present. Searching is full text.
    • Through these links, you will find the larger articles from the WSJ.
    • Smaller articles and statistics will not be available from these databases.

[edit] Print Editions

  • Print copies of the WSJ are found on the second floor of Kresge with current newspapers.
  • Older copies of the WSJ are retained on the 4th floor of the library until the microfilm edition arrives.

[edit] Historical Editions

  • Historical Wall Street Journal
    • Available from ProQuest, the historical online WSJ covers from 1923 through the end of 1992. Articles can be searched by full text.
  • Microfilm of the Wall Street Journal is available from 1889 to the most currently available reel.
  • Paper copies of the WSJ are retained until the microfilm arrives.

[edit] Personal Subscriptions

  • Copies of the WSJ are no longer available for students near the folders (this program was discontinued by the paper).
  • They are offering discounted subscriptions to the WSJ for MBA students.
  • The costs (as of 2010) are $179 for 2 years and $99.95 for one year (these are subject to change).
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