The Wall Street Journal's Investing in Funds & ETFs Journal Report as published Monday, Aug. 13, 2018.

This 6-page section features: 

View from the Top: 

• Jody Gerson - CEO, Universal Music Publishing Group
• William Taubman - Chief Operations Officer, Taubman Centers
• Evan Greenberg - CEO, Chubb
• Bernardo Hees - CEO, Kraft Heinz
• Amy Choyne - Chief Marketing Officer, U.S. Tennis Association
• Kevin Jacobs - CFO, Hilton Worldwide Holdings
• Laurence Debroux - CFO, Heineken

The report also includes:

• "How Bosses Waste Their Employees’ Time"
• "Managing the New, Multigenerational Workplace"
• "The Hidden Impact In How We Use Names"
• "The Leading Factor Behind A Company’s Results: Its People"
• "The Science of Career Hot Streaks"

VOL. XCVIII No.33

On the Cover: "Dorsey's Double Life: How Silicon Valley's Hottest CEO Revived Both Twitter and Square"

Also: "Turkey's Crisis Rattles Stocks"

Full newsprint issue of the Eastern Edition of The Wall Street Journal as published on Sat, Aug. 11, 2018. 

Top Story: "Trump Turns Up the Heat On Turkey as Lira Plunges"

Also on the Cover:

• "Stronger Inflation Eats Into Paychecks"
• "Parts Makers’ Shortages Tap Brakes on Industrial Boom"
• "Sizing Up the Richest of Them All"
• "One Man’s Quest to Solve a Bitcoin Heist"

And:

• "IBM Has a Watson Dilemma" in Exchange weekend section

Note: You are buying the 6-star, Eastern Edition of the print version of the newspaper. This does not include the Greater New York section. There are multiple regional and time-based variants of the newspaper published every day. The Saturday 6-star is not the final edition. For questions about specific articles, regional editions or the Greater New York section, please contact us at wsjshop@wsj.com.

Issue 97: Discoveries & Fall Preview

On the Cover: Antony Gormley's Artist Retreat - His 18th Century villa in Norfolk, England.

Also in this issue:

• Go for a ramble in a wild medley of colors, textures, and fabrics that stitch together many styles.
• Madagascar's diversity of culture, landscapes and species has long attracted adventure seekers. 
• Jason Blum the producer behind Get Out and this month's BlacKkKlansman, is resuscitating Hollywood with his low-budget flicks.
• Explore the sun-soaked romance of Italy's Lake Como in fall's most effortless and unexpected pieces.

Published: July 28, 2018

Pages: 100

A reprint of the full front page of the final edition of The Wall Street Journal as distributed October 20, 1987.

Coverage of the "Black Monday," Oct. 19, 1987, stock-market crash included a then-rare two-column headline on the Journal’s front page. The 22.6% Dow drop was the equivalent of 3,600 points in today’s terms. 

Historic Headline: "Stocks Plunge 508 Amid Panicky Selling"

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On the Cover: "Wild Ride in Oman - Tracking Down History's Greatest Horses in the Shadow of Dubai"

The Wall Street Journal Guide to the New Tax Law as published Wednesday, February 14, 2018.

This 8-page section, specially re-printed on high-quality paper, includes an item-by-item look at the changes, and what they mean for individuals and businesses.

Includes coverage of:

• State and Local Taxes
• Home Sellers’ Exemption
• The Mortgage-Interest Deduction
• Retirement Savings
• How the Tax Overhaul Will Affect the Economy
• Alternative Minimum Tax
• Tax Rates and Brackets
• Individual Mandate
• Medical-Expenses Deduction
• Other Write-Offs
• Education: 529 Accounts
• Pass-Through Income 
• Alimony
• Investment Income
• Standard Deduction and Personal Exemption
• Child Tax Credit
• Payroll Withholding
• Interest on Business Debt
• Depreciation
• Retiree Issues

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