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Wall Street Journal This Weekend (News)

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  • Host: Gordon Deal
  • This is a one-hour, fast-paced look at the business week and the business of living.From planning a vacation to learning how to use high-tech gadgets, the show offers useful, relevant and timely information, culled from the worldwide resources of Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal.
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 19th

Thu, Nov 19 Listen
11-19-09 -- No end in sight for housing defaults, employers may not have free reign over your at-work emailing, and why you should leave the red and green sweater at home for this year's holiday party.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 18th

Wed, Nov 18 Listen
11-18-09 -- The foreclosure crisis spreads to prime mortgages, retailers cut to the bone for "Black Friday", and mega marathoners race to run more races.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 17th

Tue, Nov 17 Listen
11-17-09 -- How to wreck your job interview before it starts, why losing TARP could make it a very merry Christmas, and the startling tunrnabout on breast cancer screenings.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 16th

Mon, Nov 16 Listen
11-16-09 -- Bankruptcies slow as lending thaws, GM plays to repay a government loan with government money, and why going helmet-less in football could actually reduce injuries.

The Wall Street Journal This Weekend November 14th

Sat, Nov 14 Listen
11-14-09 -- Returning workers face steep pay cuts, newspapers need a new model for the online world, Las Vegas is offering deals

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 13th

Fri, Nov 13 Listen
11 - 13 - 09 -- Economists see Fed raising rates, backlash from the abortion issue is affecting health bill alliance, downsizing dream homes and "MC Hammer pants" return

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 12th

Thu, Nov 12 Listen
11-12-09 -- The health bill gets no recess, women are on the verge of a workforce majority, and Subway's $5.00 footlong is hailed as a stroke of genius.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 11th

Wed, Nov 11 Listen
11-11-09 -- U.S. loses Bear fraud case, how to cash in on your health plan by year's end, why puppy love matters for parents.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 10th

Tue, Nov 10 Listen
11-10-09 -- An effort to assist older voters may raise health care costs for the young, the swine flu pandemic raises concerns about blood supplies, and retailers wonder whether or not the "snood" can save Christmas.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 9th

Mon, Nov 9 Listen
11-09-09 -- The health care bill faces Senate heat, consumers dig in for a season of frugality, and the Forbes list of America's dirtiest vehicles.

The Wall Street Journal This Weekend November 7th

Sat, Nov 7 Listen
11-07-09 -- Six thriving jobs that are here to stay, Windows 7 takes back Mac switchers, and how to coax auto makers to go electric.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 6th

Fri, Nov 6 Listen
11-06-09 -- We go live to Texas for the lastest information on Thursday's tragedy at Fort Hood, Fannie will let you pay rent for your foreclosed home, and AARP says yes to health care reform.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 5th

Thu, Nov 5 Listen
11-05-09 -- Democrats push for a Saturday health vote, Chrysler vows to bounce back, and Hollywood takes flight in custom made planes.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 4th

Wed, Nov 4 Listen
11-04-09 -- Republicans score wins in key states, GM show signs of strength, and kids flock to modeling agencies to help out mom and dad.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 3rd

Tue, Nov 3 Listen
11-03-09 -- Some close elections hold the key to momentum heading into 2010, Ford drives to a billion dollar profit, and how to play the "couples dating" game.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning November 2nd

Mon, Nov 2 Listen
11-02-09 -- The U.S. turns the screws on bailed-out GMAC, how letting the big banks fail could have destroyed the economy, and used car buyers turn to the internet.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 30th

Fri, Oct 30 Listen
10-30-09 -- The economy snaps out of it...for now, some new faces join the late night wars, and how the village of Sleepy Hollow cashes in on Halloween.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 29th

Thu, Oct 29 Listen
10-29-09 -- The first time home buyer credit gets new life, the FAA's delayed alert on Northwest Flight 188 sparks concern, and how to rescue your frequent flier miles.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 28th

Wed, Oct 28 Listen
10-28-09 -- GMAC asks for fresh cash, economic gloom makes a comeback for October, and a WSJ auto reporter loses his ride.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 27th

Tue, Oct 27 Listen
10-27-09 -- The public option is back from the dead, laid off workers find it hard to get back to the grind, and how to avoid a sticky situation when old flames beckon online.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 26th

Mon, Oct 26 Listen
10-26-09 -- The Senate is on the verge of health bill, the Northwest pilots say they weren't napping, and bargains abound for holiday shoppers.

The Wall Street Journal This Weekend October 24th

Sat, Oct 24 Listen
10-24-09 -- Technologies that could change the world, why sqeezing a broom could get you more love from your squeeze, and the top web videos of the week.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 23rd

Fri, Oct 23 Listen
10-23-09 -- Please direct your payroll questions to Uncle Sam, questions abound about the Northwest Airlines flight that went MIA, and why the league that prides itself on parity is seeing so many blowouts.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 22nd

Thu, Oct 22 Listen
10-22-09 -- Executive paychecks are missing some zeroes, why Main Street isn't feeling as jubilent as Wall Street, and high-end retailers try to take the guilt out of big spending.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 21st

Wed, Oct 21 Listen
10-21-09 -- States take the meth fight to the pharmacy, Barbie gets a facelift in an effort to show up her younger rivals, and why your 401k probably looks better than you think.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 20th

Tue, Oct 20 Listen
10-20-09 -- The fine line between information and insider trading, churches take precautions in the era of swine flu, and help is on the way for compulsive hoarders.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 19th

Mon, Oct 19 Listen
10-19-09 -- Six are charged in a vast insider trading ring, consumers get the hard sell on extended warranties, and Grandpa provides inspiration for the latest fashion trend.

The Wall Street Journal This Weekend October 17th

Sat, Oct 17 Listen
10-17-09 -- Citizens are enraged at the government for doing too much...and not enough, the Twitter police are on patrol, and the top web videos of the week.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 16th

Fri, Oct 16 Listen
10-16-09 -- Democrats weigh wider health coverage, "Balloon Boy" keeps us captivated, and NFL Week 6 with Brian Billick.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning October 15th

Thu, Oct 15 Listen
10-15-09 -- The champaign stays on ice as the Dow cracks 10,000, more Republican support for health care reform surfaces, and Chicago fusses over "Felony Franks".

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