The Wall Street Journal has announced a deal where the Brazilian business newspaper, Valor Economic, will start publishing some of its content. The content will begin appearing on Aug. 13.
“‘The relationship with Valor Economico’s print and Web editions will extend the Journal’s reach into Brazil’s most influential business community through Journal-branded pages of news, analysis and advertising,’ said Bill Casey, vice president of international for The Wall Street Journal.
“The Wall Street Journal Special Editions are bannered pages of news and articles from The Wall Street Journal, published in local language in leading newspapers around the world. Stories will be selected, translated and paginated by The Wall Street Journal Americas team at the Dow Jones Harborside office in Jersey City, N.J.
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