Rupert Murdoch appeared close to winning his prize of buying Wall Street Journal publisher Dow Jones & Co., but there was no word yet Tuesday that he had won over enough of the company’s controlling shareholders.


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Wall Street became increasingly skittish about Rupert Murdoch’s prospects for clinching a deal to buy Dow Jones & Co., sending the stock of The Wall Street Journal publisher down more than 5 percent Monday to $51.56, as a deadline arrived for the Journal’s controlling shareholders to make a decision.


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Wall Street became increasingly skittish about Rupert Murdoch’s prospects for clinching a deal to buy Dow Jones & Co., sending the stock of The Wall Street Journal publisher down more than 5 percent Monday as a deadline arrived for the Journal’s controlling shareholders to make a decision.


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Last week’s stock market selloff came to an end Monday with major gauges finishing higher, helped by cooling credit markets fears and a bit of deal making on Wall Street.


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The National Press Club has named Wall Street Journal editor at large Paul Steiger as the recipient of its 2007 Fourth Estate Award.


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NEW YORK : Wall Street shares powered higher to finish with solid gains on Monday as investors shrugged off jitters about a widening economic crisis that led to last week’s bruising for the equity market.


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Last week’s stock market selloff came to an abrupt end Monday with major gauges finishing higher, as Wall Street credit market fears appeared to cool.


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With a reported 5 p.m. deadline approaching, Rupert Murdoch’s bid to buy Wall Street Journal publisher Dow Jones and Company may still be shy of the support it needs.


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It’s D-Day for the family that controls the Wall Street Journal. They must either accept Rupert Murdoch’s offer to buy it for $5 billion or the deal is off the table, he insists.


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