The Wall Street Journal, a US newspaper, has given some pieces of advice for travelers how to explore the most amazing caves in Vietnam on a three-day swimming and hiking excursion. “I was halfway into a three-day hiking and swimming tour in what is fast becoming one of the world’s most popular caving destinations, a massive limestone formation 300 miles south of Hanoi,” Patrick Scott, a writer from The Wall Street Journal wrote. Their expedition, run by Oxalis Adventure Tours, was painstakingly laid out by speleologists with extensive experience mapping cave and led by guides trained in first aid and water rescues. Most importantly, they weren’t in danger of surging waters because Oxalis doesn’t run tours in the rainy season. “In the 909-degree heat and humidity, they walked from the Oxalis pavilion onto a concrete road built by the makers of Kong: Skull Island, filmed in the province in 2016, through a valley hemmed by lush peaks. They started … [Read more...] about The Wall Street Journal gives tips on exploring Vietnam’s stunning caves
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Illegal advertising from the Wall Street Journal appears on city streets
Nathan Falstreau, Hoodline Updated 2:53 pm PDT, Tuesday, October 16, 2018 Last week, Hoodline reader Peter D. spotted at least six spray-painted adverts for the Wall Street Journal adorning sidewalks in the Financial District. Last week, Hoodline reader Peter D. spotted at least six spray-painted adverts for the Wall Street Journal adorning sidewalks in the Financial District. Photo: Peter D./Hoodline Tipline Advertising outside Hotel Tropica. Advertising outside Hotel Tropica. Photo: Supervisor Peskin's Office / Hoodline Tipline Click through the photos to see 25 things that are illegal in San Francisco, some may surprise you. Click through the photos to see 25 things that are illegal in San Francisco, some may surprise you. Photo: Kurt Rogers/The Chronicle Say hey! … [Read more...] about Illegal advertising from the Wall Street Journal appears on city streets
The Wall Street Journal ran a cowardly, race-baiting article on ‘Islamic England’: I live there. They’re dead wrong
The Wall Street Journal ran an opinion column from Quilette editor Andy Ngo that cowardly and dishonestly tried to slander England’s Muslims as having dominated Whitechapel, a London neighbourhood. I know it’s untrue and dishonest because I live there. Ngo really went for fear mongering and race-baiting rather than giving a fair assessment of the neighbourhood, so I gave one here. Andy Ngo, an editor at Quilette, wrote an opinion column in the Wall Street Journal about “Islamic England” that plays fast and loose with facts and context in a cowardly attempt to fear monger around England’s Muslim population. Ngo visits pockets of Muslims living in London to paint a picture of a terrifying and restrictive land governed by religious law, which is an absolute fabrication that must have required him to wilfully ignore facts. I should know, because I’ve lived on the exact streets discussed by Ngo for a year. “Muslims walked in one direction for … [Read more...] about The Wall Street Journal ran a cowardly, race-baiting article on ‘Islamic England’: I live there. They’re dead wrong
The Wall Street Journal appoints Matt Murray as editor-in-chief
Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. SUBSCRIBE Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. named Matt Murray as editor-in-chief of The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires on Tuesday, marking the end of Gerard Baker's leadership of the newspaper's editorial operation. Murray became executive editor under Baker last year. Baker will remain with the paper as editor-at-large and will host a show on the Fox Business Network, which is also owned by Murdoch. [email protected] is a fantastic editor and the WSJ has been doing some really fantastic work. Looking forward to the new era!— Lydia Polgreen (@lpolgreen) June 5, 2018 The British-born Baker was named editor-in-chief of the Journal and Dow Jones in December 2012, taking over for Robert Thomson, who was promoted to CEO of News Corp. "Gerry has been a very successful editor at a time when journalism has been digitally challenged," Thomson said in a news release. "I have … [Read more...] about The Wall Street Journal appoints Matt Murray as editor-in-chief
From private investigators to a 5-hour meeting with superstar lawyer David Boies, here are the lengths Theranos went to contain The Wall Street Journal’s bombshell story
Lydia Ramsey, provided by Published 4:00 am, Sunday, May 27, 2018 Hollis Johnson/Business Insider When Theranos learned what Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou was digging into, the company went through some tremendous lengths to get ahead of the story. In Carreyrou's new book, "Bad Blood," he details the legal sit-downs with superstar lawyer David Boies, and the suspected private investigators that tailed some of his sources after the company suspected they were speaking with him. "The heavy-handedness of the tactics they used against my sources and against me was something I had never seen in 20 years of reporting," Carreyrou told Business Insider. Veteran Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou hadn't experienced anything like it. Recommended Video: Now Playing: For now, Elizabeth Holmes, Founder and CEO of Theranos, says she plans to stay on in that role at the company. But the criminal investigation is still ongoing, and … [Read more...] about From private investigators to a 5-hour meeting with superstar lawyer David Boies, here are the lengths Theranos went to contain The Wall Street Journal’s bombshell story