Citation Bureau
Vol. I
No. 329
IX SEPTEMBER MMXXVI
Organization

What is Wall Street Journal?

The Wall Street Journal is an American daily newspaper published in New York City. It is frequently referenced in discussions about business, finance, and media.

Company timeline

  • Aug 2026 - Nathaniel Whittemore reported that sources told the Wall Street Journal that Anthropic will likely estimate its total addressable market at $30 trillion when it reveals IPO paperwork in the coming months.
  • Aug 2026 - Nathaniel Whittemore, discussing AI and publishing standards, said that AI is a fact of modern life and that the question for publishers is whether what they publish reflects an author’s original argument and credibility.

Where it appears in the record

Every line below is attributed to a named speaker.

Worth quoting

Wall Street Journal opinion editor on AI writing assistance: the test is original argument and author credibility, not whether words were human-written.

“AI is a fact of modern life. People will use it to assist their work in their writing, including with research, checking, grammar, editing, and more. The question for us is whether what we publish from contributors reflects an author's original argument and if the author has the standing and credibility to make it.”
Nathaniel Whittemore · 28 Aug 2026
Worth quoting

Charlie Munger dismissing the Wall Street Journal as a trade journal, not a real newspaper.

“I said, 'Well, what about the Wall Street Journal?' Well, that's not a newspaper. That's a trade journal.”
Tony James · 5 May 2026
Contrarian take

The famous Disney flywheel napkin sketch was not drawn by Walt Disney. It was created by a Disney studio artist as an illustration for a Wall Street Journal article.

“The legend that's out there that everybody believes is that this was a napkin sketch that Walt himself drew. No, it was actually created by a Disney studio artist as an illustration for this Wall Street Journal piece.”
Ben Gilbert · 23 Jun 2026
By the numbers

Only 27% of professional fund managers beat their benchmark indexes in the prior 12 months, per a Wall Street Journal front-page report.

“Only 27% last year, in the last 12 months.”
David Booth · 28 Aug 2026
By the numbers

Anthropic expected to list its total addressable market at $30 trillion in forthcoming IPO paperwork, per Wall Street Journal sources.

“Sources told the Wall Street Journal that Anthropic will likely estimate their total addressable market at 30 trillion when they reveal their IPO paperwork in the coming months.”
Nathaniel Whittemore · 29 Aug 2026
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