Marshall & Ilsley Corp. said Monday that an article published in the Wall Street Journal Sunday edition on Dec. 30 contained incorrect information about M&I’s dividend policy. (MI)


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LONDON, Dec 31 - Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev has summoned the heads of the six foreign oil companies that control the Kashagan oil field to a meeting on Jan. 11, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.


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When Richard A. Nenneman first joined this newspaper as its business editor in 1965, he made quite an impression on his staff. He usually arrived well after the worker bees, and he instructed them not to talk to him on mornings when he wrote. Then, he thumbed through The Wall Street Journal, put his feet on the desk, pondered, and in roughly an hour, pounded out an insightful column on his …


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YOUNGSVILLE - At first glance, Xerium Technologies seems like a solid investment.


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(Angus Reid Global Monitor) - As the year ends, more people in the United States have a negative opinion of immigration, according to a poll by Hart/McInturff released by the Wall Street Journal and NBC News. 52 per cent of respondents think immigration hurts the U.S. more than it helps it, up eight points since June.


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Dell Inc.’s efforts to gain some momentum in the consumer market got a small push last week when influential Wall Street Journal technology columnist Walt Mossberg gave his thumbs-up to the XPS One.


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Apple is reportedly planning to get into the movie rental business and license its digital rights management technology, and it could announce a deal within the next few weeks.Both the Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal are reporting that Twentieth Century Fox Film has signed a deal with Apple to let iTunes users download new movies and keep them for an unspecified (but likely short) …


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Wall Street Journal staffers offer advice on how to protect your assets when times get tough. This year, the news hit home — literally.


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NEW YORK — U.S. financial giant Citigroup Inc may be selling its Japanese consumer-finance business as part of major sell-offs to shore up its finances, the Wall Street Journal reports.


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