Williams Libraries now offers campus-wide access to the Wall Street Journal web site. This includes unlimited access to wsj.com, WSJ mobile and tablet apps, and membership in WSJ+. The service is available to all students, faculty, and staff. It is accessible from anywhere in the world.  Registration must be renewed once a year.

To get started: 

1. Go to wsj.com/Williams

2. Authenticate using your Williams credential (login and password) 

3. Create an account

4. Once you verify your email address, you will receive a confirmation email, and you are set to go!

You do not need to be on campus to create your account.

Money Stuff is a "daily take on Wall Street, finance, companies and other stuff," and is one of the most popular blogs on Wall Street. Read by industry veterans, professors, and students, Levine' blog offers incredible insights on current market happenings, and makes advanced, obscure topics very accesible. 

Levine himself is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering finance. He was an editor of Dealbreaker, an investment banker at Goldman Sachs, a mergers and acquisitions lawyer at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, and a clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit.

Sign-up for free here. You do not need a Bloomberg subscription to get newsletter emails like Money Stuff.

Note that you may need to check your spam/trash mailboxes at first and then mark the initial email as 'Not Spam'

New Users

1. From on campus, go to: accessnyt.com. If off campus, use this link.

2. Search for and click the listing for Williams College

3. Click Create Account

4. Complete registration using your Williams email as your login name

5. You'll see a confirmation screen, with information on when your subscription expires*.  You should also receive a confirmation email.

Linking using existing accounts

1. From on campus, go to: accessnyt.com. If off campus, use this link.

2. Click the link to login with your existing account

3. Enter your existing account information and login.

4. You'll see a confirmation screen, with information on when your subscription expires*.  You should also receive a confirmation email.

Standard and Poor's is one of the largest providers of credit ratings on debt issued by companies and governments. They publish financial research and analysis on stocks, bonds, and commodities

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Reuters is an international news organization owned by Thomson Reuters. It employs some 2,500 journalists and 600 photojournalists in about 200 locations worldwide.

It is another great resource for current events news on business and markets!