Dow Jones & Co. said it would launch a weekend edition of The Wall Street Journal starting Saturday, Sept. 10, 2005, adding a sixth day of the week to its Journal franchise.

The Wall Street Journal on Thursday said it would replace its Europe and Asia editions with a global broadsheet edition starting in September. The new print edition will have two sections and will ...

Today, The Wall Street Journal is launching a completely reimagined way for our readers to consume their business news by introducing an all-new weekend edition in print and online.

Dow Jones, a unit of News Corp., which also publishes The Wall Street Journal, said it would add six new positions to SmartMoney.com's editorial staff but eliminate 25 jobs related to the print ...

The Wall Street Journal will cease publishing the European and Asian print editions of the newspaper over the next week, as the company shifts its focus to digital amid an increasingly challenged ...

The Journal will debut a newly formatted version of its print edition starting Nov. 14, which will combine several sections and reduce the size of some coverage areas as the paper copes with an ...

Dan Scheraga is a senior publishing editor for the print edition of The Wall Street Journal, specializing in business and financial coverage. Dan has been with Dow Jones since 2010.

This is The Wall Street Journal's first Weekend Edition. Starting with this issue, the Journal will publish a sixth day each week, offering the most current news, analysis, and commentary as well ...

The Wall Street Journal is giving up on printing newspapers for Asia and Europe. The 128-year-old paper will stop publishing its European edition on Friday, and its Asian edition a week later.

The Wall Street Journal has rolled out its own Android Tablet Edition app. Tablet is the keyword as this mobile application is definitely not compatible with Android-based smartphones.