Dow Jones reports higher fourth-quarter revenue, profits
Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch.com, Barron’s Investor’s Business Daily, reported higher fourth-quarter revenue due to better circulation and advertising sales. Revenue for the fourth quarter, which ended June 20, rose 7 percent to $644 million while earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation rose 20 percent to $181 million. […]
Dow Jones seeks platform editor for NewsPlus
Dow Jones is seeking a digitally minded platform editor to join NewsPlus—our real-time news portal for financial professionals. NewsPlus features company, markets and policy news from Dow Jones Newswires. The platform serves top-tier users at banks, brokerages and financial-services firms. This is a shift-based role, ideal for early-career editors or producers with a strong interest […]
Dow Jones taps Hipsher as new CFO
Almar Latour, CEO of Dow Jones and publisher of The Wall Street Journal, sent out the following: Colleagues, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Bryan Hipsher as chief financial officer for Dow Jones. Bryan brings 20 years of international leadership experience across finance, strategy and general management, with a strong track record of driving performance […]
Dow Jones strikes deal with finance-focused AI company
Dow Jones & Co. has struck a deal with Rogo, which provides an artificial intelligence tool to its clients, to include Dow Jones Newswires content directly into its agentic operating system for global finance. Terms were not disclosed. Rogo clients will gain access to content that includes stories from The Journal, MarketWatch, Barron’s, and Investor’s […]
How Dow Jones decides what AI can access
Ulrike Langer of News Machines writes about how Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, decides what content to give access to artificial intelligence companies. Langer writes, “Ask Dow Jones’s Chief Growth Officer Scott Havens whether readers might one day reach The Wall Street Journal through a chatbot instead of the front […]
How Charles Dow changed investing
Mike Richman of Investor’s Business Daily writes about how Wall Street Journal co-founder Charles Dow revolutionized investing. Richman writes, “But creating a lasting stock market measure happened in steps. In 1882, he and his business partner, Edward Jones, launched Dow Jones & Company, which published a financial news bulletin that included a daily stock average. This […]
Dow Jones Risk Journal seeks a multimedia producer
Dow Jones Risk Journal is seeking a multimedia producer to create and edit video, audio and data-driven content. Risk Journal focuses on coverage of regulatory areas such as sanctions, human trafficking, anti-corruption and financial crime, as well as risks associated with geopolitics, cybersecurity, climate and supply chains. Dow Jones Risk Journal serves an audience of […]
Dow Jones seeks head of content
Dow Jones is building something ambitious in video, rooted in the authority of The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, MarketWatch, and Investor’s Business Daily, and designed for how audiences actually watch business news now. We’re looking for an entrepreneurial content leader to help define it. Your instinct is to prove before you scale, but you’re building […]
Dow Jones reports 8% rise in revenue
Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Marketwatch.com and Investors Business Daily, reported an 8 percent increase in revenue and an 11 percent increase in earnings for the fiscal third quarter, boosted by higher advertising sales and subscriptions. Revenue rose to $619 million, from $575 million, and operating earnings rose […]
Dow Jones Risk Journal seeks a reporter
Dow Jones Risk Journal is seeking an experienced reporter to cover global risk, compliance and regulatory issues affecting companies and financial institutions. About The Role The position calls for a multi-talented journalist who possesses an understanding of – or eagerness to delve into – regulatory areas such as sanctions, export controls, anti-corruption and financial crime, […]
