New York City increased its already large share of television programming, home to the network news broadcasts, as well as two of the three major cable news networks. The "Wall Street Journal" and "The New York Times" became two of the three "national" newspapers, read throughout the country. New York also increased its dominance of the financial services industry centered on Wall Street, led by banking expansion, a rising stock market, innovations in investment banking, including junk bond trading and accelerated by the savings and loan crisis that decimated competitors elsewhere in New York.