Christopher John Farley was The Wall Street Journal’s senior editorial director, digital features, and oversaw WSJ.com’s Speakeasy culture blog. He’s the author of novels including “My Favorite War” ...

Stu Woo is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Singapore. He writes about business in Asia, with a focus on technology and U.S.-China relations. He also contributes to the sports section ...

Margot Patrick is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in London, covering international banks and finance. Her work has chronicled corporate spying at Credit Suisse, a central bank heist in ...

Andrew Restuccia is the White House editor for The Wall Street Journal. Before becoming an editor, he covered the White House for nearly eight years. He joined the Journal in 2019 from Politico ...

Shayndi Raice is The Wall Street Journal's deputy bureau chief for the Middle East and North Africa based in Israel. She serves in a player/coach role where she helps manage the Journal’s team ...

We speak for free markets and free people, the principles, if you will, marked in the watershed year of 1776 by Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence and Adam Smith's “Wealth of Nations.” So ...

Anne Tergesen has long covered retirement and personal finance, first at BusinessWeek magazine and since 2008 at The Wall Street Journal. She writes frequently about the myriad ways in which ...

Eric Gibson is editor of the Leisure & Arts page of The Wall Street Journal. He joined the Journal in 1998 as an assistant editor and art critic for the Leisure & Arts page, and was previously ...

Veronica Dagher is an award-winning Wall Street Journal personal finance reporter and the author of the WSJ ebook “Resilience: How 20 Ambitious Women Used Obstacles to Fuel Their Success.” ...

Dan Gallagher is a columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street, where he covers the technology and media ...

Gerald F. Seib was the Washington bureau chief of The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires. He oversaw Washington coverage of a combined bureau of reporters and editors for both the Journal ...

WSJ's Willa Plank reviews the Fisher-Price iXL e-book reader, marketed to children ages 3 to 6, in this week's Worth It.