The Wall Street Journal, also known as The Journal, is an American business-focused, English-language international daily newspaper based in New York City, with international editions also available in Chinese and Japanese.
The Wall Street Journal is available here.
The Economist is a popular weekly news magazine published out of the United Kingdom. KAUST has access to The Economist articles through the ABI/INFORM (Proquest) database.
Access to The Economist via ABI/INFORM (Proquest)
U.S. and world news daily newspaper. Directions are below, but please note you MUST create your account using the following link: NYTimes.com/GroupPass and you must create your account while you are on campus and connected to the KAUST network. Once you have created your account, you can login to your NYT account on any device, including mobile access via the NYT mobile app. Access must be renewed yearly; you will receive a notification when it's time to renew.
Digital Full text of 4000+ international newspapers and magazines from 100+ countries in 60+ languages.
Set up your account while on the campus IP range. All you need to provide is your email address, password, and name. You can also sign up using your favorite social network account (Google, Facebook, Twitter).
The Financial Times ePaper is a digital replica of our daily print edition. Download it to read stories exactly as they appear in print, on your smartphone, laptop, or tablet. The ePaper is available to all FT Group Subscription customers with Premium access to FT.com.
FT.com Copyright Policy, appropriate use of FT.com content. All KAUST members must comply with the FT.com terms of usage found here.
The Financial Times is available 5 days a week plus a weekend edition. It covers current financial and business news. To search for issues older than 1 year, use the ABI Inform business database. In order to get FT.com on your mobile device, please register for an account following the instructions below. You will need to use your KAUST email address to register for an account.