🎧 Listen: In today’s What’s News podcast, our journalists break down strong results from Facebook, Microsoft and Tesla, and increasing investor concern over the new coronavirus outbreak
A.M. Edition for January 30th: Reporters Jeff Horwitz, Aaron Tilley and Tim Higgins break down strong results from Facebook, Microsoft and Tesla, respectively - while Anna Isaac reports on increasing investor concern over the new coronavirus outbreak.
Plus, Natalie Andrews from Washington on the latest on the Senate impeachment trial and a touching sendoff for Britain from the European Union. Kim Gittleson hosts. Disclosures: Dow Jones & Co - publisher of the Wall Street Journal - has a commercial agreement to supply news through Twitter and Facebook.
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