Bio

Background and Format: Dow Jones Newswires, an American publishing and financial information firm, provides global stock market and business news. Founded in 1882, it was previously owned by the Bancroft family before it was bought by News Corporation in 2007. It is now owned by Dow Jones & Company which also owns the Wall Street Journal, and the two publications became fully integrated in 2013. Dow Jones provides newspapers and broadcasting companies with real time financial news. Dow Jones Newswires has a global reporting network of 2,100 journalists and publishes more than 19,000 daily news items. This includes content from The Wall Street Journal, Barron's and SmartMoney.com. The New York bureau has around 240 editorial staff while all of Dow Jones properties in New York have a little over 1000 editorial staff. Audience and Readership: Dow Jones Newswires target professionals working in all aspects of financial and corporate services, business and banking. Circulation: An average 438,000 financial professionals around the world subscribe to the Dow Jones Newswires. Almost 42 million people worldwide rely on Dow Jones reporting, research and commentary to inform opinions, move markets and drive trends. (Source: Publisher) Ad Rates: As this is a newswire, it does not carry advertising. However, contact information for PRs is as follows: For the UK and Europe: Economic or currency research can be sent to foreignexchangereporters@dowjones.com Energy research can be sent to oilmarketslondon@dowjones.com Stock / equity research can be sent to research.eu@dowjones.com Other Information: Dow Jones is a large multinational organisation, and with the exception of New York Bureau, most US bureaux and bureaux in Asia or Europe are closely integrated, meaning that their journalists will contribute news to both The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires.