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- Wall Street is an American film released in 1987. It was directed by Oliver Stone, and features Michael Douglas in perhaps his most famous role. The film has come to be seen as the archetypal portrayal of 1980s excess, with Douglas as the archetypal "Master of the Universe". Wall Street was written by Stanley Weiser and Oliver Stone. It won the Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role (Michael Douglas). It was followed by a 2010 sequel, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.
- Die Wall Street ist eine Straße in Manhattan, New York City, in der sich viele Banken angesiedelt haben. Captain Kathryn Janeway findet bei ihren Nachforschungen heraus, dass die Ferengi die Wall Street wie einen heiligen Grund beschreiben. (VOY: )
- The Federal Hall and New York Stock Exchange can be seen in this map, the main building being 23 Wall Street, after it was ravaged by an alien spear. Close-quarter combat and sniping can both be effective in this map, and the thick green fog is excellent for stealth. Extraction and Crash Site are great game modes for this map.
- thumb|300px|Wall Street Die Wall Street ist eine Straße im Südosten von Manhattan, in der sich die größte Börse der Welt befindet, die New York Stock Exchange und zahlreiche internationale Banken. Oft meint man mit der Wall Street direkt die Börse oder die damit verbundene amerikanische Finanzindustrie. Die Straße ist das Zentrum des Financial District in Lower Manhattan. → Siehe auch Blackstone Group, BlackRock,
- Wall Street was a street in the borough of Manhattan in New York City where Richard Casey reportedly met strangers who restored his eyesight in 1965. (PROSE: Salvation) File:StubTab.png
- It is a building where families can compete over its control. Almost like King of the Hill. When a family takes control of Wall Street they receive a Respect bonus and the opportunity to reinforce it with their troops. If a family keeps control of Wall Street they receive a Respect bonus and if they hold it until it resets they will receive the reward listed.
- A major newspaper, the Wall Street Journal, was named after the street. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone" ) Though its importance had long since passed out of relevance, the Ferengi who first visited Earth treated Wall Street with great reverence akin to a sacred site. The economically-obsessed species would often visit Earth to make pilgrimages there. (VOY: "11:59")
- Wall Street is a 1987 movie directed by Oliver Stone and starring Michael Douglas and Charlie Sheen. A stockbroker named Bud Fox (Sheen) wants to become top of the world. He becomes involved with his idol, Gordon Gekko (Douglas), a ruthless Wall Street player who has a conflict with Bud's father, Carl (Martin Sheen). A sequel, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (also directed by Stone) starring Douglas and Shia LaBeouf was released on September 24, 2010. Not to be confused with the actual Wall Street. ...there is no such article on that here yet.
- After the assassination of Sonny Corleone, a peace meeting of the Dons was held in the director's conference room of a commercial bank in Wall Street.
- Finanzbezirk auf Manhattan Island, New York. Als einer der weltweit führenden Finanzbezirke beherbergt die Wall Street die New Yorker Börse, neben Tokio und London eine der drei wichtigsten Börsen auf der Welt. Daneben liegen an der Wall Street die Federal Reserve Bank von New York, die Federal Hall und die Trinity Church. Kategorie:Orte
- Wall Street was the Financial section in the old New York, United States.
- Wall Street refers to the financial district of New York City. Dr. Magnus had Richard Feliz shut it down for twelve minutes in 2011 in order to hide the fact that she was liquidating the secret assets she had created in her time-travel-related exile.
- Originally this street was at the edge of New Amsterdam and at this location was a 12 feet wall, hence the name. That wall was torn down in 1699 but the name was not changed. It started to become focused on the financials of the area around the 18th century where traders met at coffee houses nearby and eventually this became known as the New York Stock Exchange.
- Wall Street is mentioned in Calvin and Hobbes. It was only mentioned in two weekday strips. The first time, it was at the end of a story arc, and Susie had said, "I'm off to Wall Street, don't wait up." The second time, Calvin was talking to his dad, and at the end of the strip, his dad muttered to himself, "I've got to stop leaving the Wall Street journal lying around."
- Wall Street is Port Blacksand's longest street. It runs almost the complete length of the southern wall of the city from the southern end of Dolphin Run in the Temple District to the Main Gate in the Merchant District.
- Wall Street is a street in Lower Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America. It is the first permanent home of the New York Stock Exchange. Senator Alan Armstrong was going to set up Andy with a job opportunity on Wall Street. (SGU: "Earth")
- Wall Street is a financial district (and street) located in Lower Manhattan, New York City. It is home to several financial markets and where the global stock market is located.
- Lucians don't always use their cunning to take over countries. During the last century, the Lucians became incredibly powerful on Wall Street-the financial heart of the United States. There is even a secret Lucian meeting room hidden inside the New York Stock Exchange. Often, before the market opens, the Lucian stockbrokers teleconference with their fellow branch members in different parts of the world to come up with a strategy for the day--a plan that will earn billions of dollars for Lucians around the globe.
- Wall street är en gata på nedre Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA. Det är den första permanenta hem New York Stock Exchange. Senator Alan Armstrong skulle inrättas Andy med ett arbetstillfälle på Wall Street. (SGU: "Earth") kategori:Platser i Amerika
- Wall Street is the name of the street where America's commerce lives and breathes! Located in New York City, Wall Street is able to stave off liberal influences due to the famous wall from where it got its name.
- Wall Street (real name Darren Bettencourt) was an American businessman/human trafficker, the right-hand man of Mr. Kwai and the secondary antagonist of The Transporter.
- Wall Street's financial organization was created in 1901 by some loser, when she decided to try and make a buck off of a new source of money for New Yorkers. She was noticed by authorities in 1902, and eventually her company (Wall Street) became the most reliable source of money for the whole of America. On her deathbed, however, she decided to sell it to the Cat Family.
- Wall Street is the downtown business sector of Mainframe. Most of the buildings there are large skyscrapers. Here the majority of Mainframe's data is processed before being sent onto the data highways. Wall Street is located between Giedi Prime and Beverly Hills sectors. Megabyte managed to break into the Principal Office and take control of the Core Control Chamber. He ordered the system to erase so he could recreate it in his own image. During the shutdown process, several skyscrapers in Wall Street collapsed and fell down. Some crushing other buildings as they fell. (Infected)
- Begun in late June in 1920, Wall Street was to become the most involved piece of art that Duchamp ever produced. His quest to create the perfect work as both an aesthetically perfect construction and as a work with a powerful central message began in the early morning on June 28, 1920. As he left his flat, he was already envisioning the heights to which his artistic endeavors would soar as he worked through the day. Passing the now infamous wall on his was to his morning cup of coffee, Duchamp was struck by the symbolic presence of a vertical surface when placed in close juxtaposition to a horizontal one. Forgetting his coffee completely, Duchamp traveled quickly to the closest craft store in the neighborhood, only to find that it was closed. He settled in for a long wait, one filled with
- Die Wall Street (deutsch: Wandstraße) ist eine schmuddelige Gasse in New York's Stadtteil Manhattan. Sie ist leicht zu finden, denn an der Ecke Wall Street/Broadway wurde jüngst ein Steinbrück-Denkmal eingeweiht. Inmitten der heruntergekommendsten Bruchbuden (=broker houses) steht dort eine der Walhalla in Passau nachempfundene Säulenfassade, hinter der sich für gewöhnlich die größten Dramen der amerikanischen Geschichte abspielen, denn dort befindet sich die sogenannte "New York Stock Exchange" (Neu-Jorker Stockhiebe-Austausch), die längste Saloon-Bar im Land unserer westlichen Freunde. Saloon-Schlägereien sind hier dreimal täglich üblich. Es wird vermutet, dass die Gouverneurin des Staates New York diese als Folklore-Verantaltung angeordnet hat, um der schmuddeligen Gasse den anrüchigen
- Wall Street is a street in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States. It runs east from Broadway to South Street on the East River, through the historical center of the Financial District. It is the first permanent home of the New York Stock Exchange; over time Wall Street became the name of the surrounding geographic neighborhood. The Missing Link was released in the Wall Street area by the Communists, where it freed itself and began wandering the city, trying to make sense of its situation.
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