We looked inside some of the tweets by @WSJ and here's what we found interesting.
Inside 100 Tweets
Rankings (sorted by number of followers)
2. in country United States and category Daily News
3. in country United States and category Media
4. in category Daily News
17. in category Media
54. in country United States
128. worldwide
Investors braced for a choppy trading session ahead of the simultaneous expiry of stock futures and options contracts https://t.co/6wjih8AKUK
Heard on the Street: The 401(k) is in its 40s. And it is showing its age. https://t.co/27jXUpyxpd
Pennsylvania’s highest court extended the deadline for accepting mail-in ballots, a move that could delay the determination of winners in a battleground state https://t.co/J7J697TAGb
The Ivy League dominates this year’s WSJ/THE College Rankings, but the future of U.S. universities has never been murkier #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/0KWsu7mTyi
Facing both a flat road and a climb in Saturday’s crucial time trial, Tour de France contenders expect to switch bikes halfway through https://t.co/tYErG1CncH
The London Stock Exchange took a key step toward gaining approval for its $15 billion Refinitiv deal by entering into talks for the sale of Borsa Italiana Group https://t.co/CLawSfOq7a
Wisconsin reported more than 1,600 new coronavirus cases, its highest daily total since the pandemic began https://t.co/12O6YlRhoi
Shares listed on China’s mainland typically trade at a premium to their counterparts in Hong Kong. But the gap is getting pretty extreme. https://t.co/sU1BpUPLBf
As key ingredients in catalytic converters, platinum and palladium are at the forefront of efforts to reduce auto emissions—but the price of the former has stagnated while the latter has jumped https://t.co/odFl9Y3FJ2
Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal https://t.co/IGNaPQjp2b https://t.co/lRuJlEf4gR
Europe’s 5G deployment is alarmingly slow, says a lobbying group, urging the Continent to close the gap with the U.S. and Asia https://t.co/KChQsbu0Ie
Why the West has failed at contact tracing https://t.co/Od7XIUcb4D
Should you feel guilty about buying furniture knockoffs? Our design columnist talks to designers, retailers and lawyers https://t.co/zSiMOtx6Qp
The deputy attorney general sent a memo to federal prosecutors telling them to consider charging violent demonstrators with sedition, reinforcing Attorney General William Barr’s call https://t.co/S78eInVScH
SoftBank has announced nearly $94 billion in asset sales this year, according to Wall Street Journal calculations—even before Brightstar https://t.co/5Gkk3stBjJ
To frost or not to frost: With a chocolate cake recipe this good, you can go either way https://t.co/tImlXSBR7I
With Snowflake’s supercharged IPO this week, CEO Frank Slootman has achieved a rare investment trifecta: delivering three of the hottest tech public stock offerings of their time https://t.co/cv4dVxdIgz
“The Devil All the Time,” a panoply of evil deeds and deranged retribution, goes beyond gothic to genuinely ghastly, writes @JoeMorgenstern https://t.co/xXVutxSXur
The U.S. Education Department has launched a civil-rights probe of Princeton after its president said the institution has a long history of racism https://t.co/p3sCtGXDVJ
Hospitals weren’t ready for Covid-19. “You’re looking at a private-sector entity that suddenly has to take on the world’s largest public-sector response.” https://t.co/6j7yAaehfP