WSJ Articles Scraper | Wall Street Journal Headlines
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WSJ Articles Scraper | Wall Street Journal Headlines
Pull Wall Street Journal articles with headline, byline, publication date, section, summary, and body content. Filter by section or keyword. Ideal for financial media monitoring, market sentiment analysis, and competitive content intelligence for finance teams.
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📰 Wall Street Journal Articles Scraper
🚀 Export The Wall Street Journal articles in seconds. Pull the latest headlines, summaries, authors, images, and publish dates straight into CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML.
The Wall Street Journal is the leading US business newspaper, with deep coverage of markets, economy, technology, politics, and corporate news.
This Actor reads the public The Wall Street Journal feed and turns each story into a clean tabular record. No login, no API key, no rate-limit headaches. Schedule it daily, hourly, or on demand and pipe the output anywhere Apify integrates.
| 🎯 Target Audience | 💡 Primary Use Cases |
|---|---|
| Investment desks, equity researchers, financial journalists, hedge-fund analysts, corporate strategy teams | Monitor market-moving stories, build market-news datasets, surface breaking corporate news into trading dashboards |
📋 What the Wall Street Journal Articles Scraper does
- Pulls the latest articles from the public The Wall Street Journal feed
- Returns title, URL, author, image, summary, categories, and publish date
- Exports clean tabular data to CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML
- Runs on demand or on a schedule
- No account, token, or login required
💡 Why it matters: Newsroom monitoring, media datasets, and content workflows need machine-readable headlines. This Actor delivers them in seconds.
📊 Data fields
Each record includes: author, categories, imageUrl, publishedAt, results, scrapedAt, summary, title, url. These field names come straight from the actor's dataset schema, so what you see here is what lands in your dataset.
🚀 How to use
- Create a free Apify account with $5 credit
- Open the Wall Street Journal Articles Scraper
- Set
maxItems(and any other inputs) - Click Start
- Download CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML when finished
🔗 Recommended Actors
| Actor | What it does |
|---|---|
| Reuters News Articles | Latest Reuters headlines |
| AP News Articles | Associated Press by section |
| BBC News Articles | BBC News public feed |
| CNN News Articles | CNN news by section |
💡 Pro Tip: browse the complete ParseForge collection.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This is an independent tool not affiliated with The Wall Street Journal. Only publicly available data is collected.
🆘 Need Help?
If you hit a bug, have questions about setup, or need a scraper we haven't built yet, open our contact form or write to parseforge@protonmail.com. We also take on paid custom data projects.
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