Financial terms were not disclosed. The deal means content from The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Dow Jones Newswires, WSJ Pro, WSJ Opinion, Investor’s Business Daily, MarketWatch, Private Equity News and Financial News, plus Dow Jones’s Chinese, German and Japanese language news, will be available on the LSEG Workspace system.
Dow Jones journalists will have access to LSEG content sets, including Datastream, Fundamentals & Estimates, StarMine models, Pricing and Reference data along with preeminent deals insights from SDC Platinum.
LSEG will also be a principal deals data source, including for the WSJ Investment Banking Scorecard.
LSEG and Dow Jones will also co-develop an enhanced news experience within Workspace, curated by Dow Jones senior editors to showcase the top news from across the full range of Dow Jones news brands, individually tailored to meet the needs of the Workspace audience.
Set to launch in early 2025, LSEG will be Dow Jones’s inaugural partner using this new subscription proposition customized for enterprise clients.
“This partnership with LSEG is key to delivering the world’s best news, information and analysis to business leaders across the globe,” said Almar Latour, CEO of Dow Jones and publisher of The Journal. “Combining the strength of both brands will serve the needs of LSEG Workspace users and enhance our newsrooms.”
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