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By Irfan Rosli
News editor
The Wall Street Journal app, published by Dow Jones & Company, Inc., brings the paper's news, business and market coverage to a phone or tablet. The listing aims it at readers who want to follow markets, the economy and world events as they develop.
Coverage spans the U.S., Canada, Europe and Asia, and the news and alerts are organized to match. Readers who track companies or financial markets get the most from the market tools described below.
The build we hold is The Wall Street Journal 15.11.0.42207 (APK) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Real-time stock quotes, Dow futures and coverage of mergers and acquisitions appear alongside the news. Market data also shows up inside articles, including index performance, company-specific metrics and historical charts.
Alerts can be set for breaking news, headlines, developing stories and live updates. You can also follow individual journalists so their stories send notifications.
Dedicated sections cover Politics, Opinion, World News, Lifestyle, U.S. News, Technology and Economy. The What's News feed is a real-time stream curated by WSJ journalists, covering business, finance, politics and the economy through the day.
Digital editions of the paper are offered for the U.S., Europe and Asia, so the same publication can be read in the edition for each region.
Offline reading lets you read articles without a connection. Read to Me plays WSJ articles as audio, which the listing suggests for a commute, a gym session or time between meetings.
Articles can be saved or shared into a MyWSJ feed to read later, and they can be printed directly from the mobile device.
The app includes the WSJ's daily crossword and sudoku, which can be played on a phone or tablet.
The listing ties unlimited digital access to WSJ.com, the app and the digital edition of WSJ. Magazine to a subscription.