We stand with Evan Gershkovich. It's been six weeks since our colleague was wrongfully detained in Russia. He should be released immediately. A short video from across the The Wall Street Journal about him: #IStandWithEvan

A San Francisco office building is selling for 80% less than what it was valued at four years ago. The impact on property tax revenues? Very little: wsj.com/livecoverage/s…

Corporate bankruptcy filings have hit their highest number since 2010 --S&P Global wsj.com/articles/where…

We are now at 9 weeks since our colleague Evan Gershkovich was unjustly arrested while reporting in Russia. It is a very busy news environment but please don't forget about him. #IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan

So much of this report on what life is like in Lefortovo prison reminded me of what I experienced in Evin. #FreeEvan from this hell hole. washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

Our colleague, Evan Gershkovich should have been sitting with his friends at the Mets Vs Yankees game last night. Instead, he is sitting in a Russian prison, wrongfully detained for doing his job. It's been 11 weeks. We demand his immediate release. #IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan

Wall Street Sours on America’s Downtowns The pessimism from investors who bet on office buildings and mass transit can be seen in market signals that are flashing red From Heather Gillers (Heather Gillers) —> wsj.com/articles/citie…

Our colleague, Evan Gershkovich, has been unjustly detained in Russia for 84 days. Evan wrote exclusive accounts about the Kremlin’s war efforts, profiled Russian dissidents and reported from Russian border towns. #IStandWithEvan #JournalismIsNotaCrime wsj.com/story/on-the-g…

Today marks 13 weeks since my friend and colleague Evan Gershkovich was detained by Russia. Words will never fully do justice to what an incredible person he is, but I wrote a bit about getting to know Evan in London in today's The Wall Street Journal. #FreeEvan

.Jeremy Bowers once told me that we define ourselves by how we act when the chips are down. Incredibly proud of everything the The Wall Street Journal, Evan’s friends and his family have done to free him. We’re still fighting. Every day. #FreeEvan #100Days

Today marks 16 weeks since Evan was detained by Russia simply for doing his job. People will read Evan’s reporting around the world over the next 22 hours. You should, too. #FreeEvan

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Evan is a leader, positive, considerate, volcanic, charismatic, resilient, determined, a competitor, generous, admirable, gifted, smart, noble. Evan Gershkovich is an American journalist, wrongly detained in Russia. Bring. Him. Home. #IStandWithEvan

Calpers is losing another investment chief: Nicole Musicco's last day is Sept. 29: wsj.com/livecoverage/s…

Over the past decade, Ford Heights collected more than $10,000 from its residents in taxes to support the local library. Problem is, the south suburb doesn’t have a library. And it hasn’t. By Adora Namigadde: chicago.suntimes.com/politics/2024/…

Yesterday marked yet another grim milestone in the detention of my friend and The Wall Street Journal colleague Evan Gershkovich: 300 days. Evan was detained by Russia simply for doing journalism. Grateful to everyone who continues to share his story and call for his release.

A Wall Street Journal reporter, Evan Gershkovich, has been jailed in Russia for the past 315 days, locked up as he was reporting on the economic impacts of the war in Ukraine. He is our friend and belongs back home #IStandWithEvan The Wall Street Journal

Our The Wall Street Journal colleague spent part of yesterday padlocked in a glass box in a Russian courtroom in a sham trial that any even slighty informed person knows is a farce. We won't stop fighting for Evan. He deserves his life back. We miss him & his brilliant work. #IStandWithEvan

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