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Dow Jones & Company publishes the world's most vital business and financial news and information. Since 1882, the Dow Jones name has been synonymous with accuracy, integrity and trust.

PRINT PUBLICATIONS
Our flagship publication, The Wall Street Journal, is the world's leading business publication.

There are three main editions of the Journal :
the U.S. edition, founded in 1889 and edited in New York;
The Asian Wall Street Journal, founded in 1976 and edited in Hong Kong;
and The Wall Street Journal Europe, founded in 1983 and edited in Brussels.
A new edition, The Wall Street Journal India, is scheduled to launch in 2004.

In 1994, Dow Jones launched The Wall Street Journal Special Editions, a collection of Journal pages, in local languages, printed in 35 leading national newspapers around the world. The centerpiece of these Special Editions is The Wall Street Journal Americas, published in Spanish and Portuguese in 18 leading Latin American newspapers. In 1999, The Wall Street Journal Sunday was launched in 10 leading U.S. metropolitan newspapers, representing a total circulation of more than 4 million. In 2000, additional metropolitan and community newspapers were added, bringing the total newspapers to 35. By 2001, Sunday Journal's circulation grew to 8.8 million. Currently, the Sunday Journal's circulation is more than 10.7 million and the branded Journal pages appear in 85 newspapers across the U.S.

Dow Jones also publishes Barron's, the Dow Jones Business and Financial Weekly, founded in 1921; the Far Eastern Economic Review, or The Review, a Hong Kong-based weekly magazine founded in 1946 that provides the most current and authoritative news and analysis on Asian business, economics and politics; and The Wall Street Journal Classroom Edition, published monthly from September to May during the school year for U.S. middle-school and high-school students.

In addition, Dow Jones jointly publishes SmartMoney, The Wall Street Journal Magazine of Personal Business, with Hearst Corp. In Russia, in a joint venture with the Financial Times and Independent Media, Dow Jones publishes Vedomosti (The Record), a Russian-language business newspaper. Dow Jones also owns Ottaway Newspapers Inc., a chain of 15 daily and 18 weekly newspapers in communities across the U.S.