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 Its important that the correct research is sent to these email addresses. For example, there would be no interest for domestic American or Chinese research to be sent to these UK/European emails. 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.

Dow Jones Newswires provides news for financial professionals in the equities, fixed-income, foreign exchange, energy and stock markets. Dow Jones Newswires provides real-time business news and information to approximately 438,000 financial professionals around the world. The division also offers news for financial firms' Web sites and Dow Jones Newsletters' sector-specific content. Dow Jones & Company also publishes The Wall Street Journal and its international and online editions, Barron's and the Far Eastern Economic Review, Dow Jones Indexes and the Ottaway group of community newspapers. Dow Jones is co-owner with Reuters Group of Factiva, with Hearst of SmartMoney, and with NBC of the CNBC television operations in Asia and Europe. It even provides news content to CNBC and radio stations in the United States. Dow Jones also offers the Asian Equities Report, the Australia and New Zealand Report, the Dow Jones Business News, the Capital Markets Report, the Commodities Service, Corporate Filings Alert, the Emerging Markets Reports, the Dow Jones Energy Service, the International News Services, the International Petroleum Report, the Professional Investor Report and Dow Jones News/Retrieval. Reporting from nearly 90 worldwide bureaus, the newswire's journalists deliver up to 12,000 items daily, covering all asset classes and publishing in 11 languages. Dow Jones News is used by more than 435,000 financial professionals in 66 countries, providing the kind of financial coverage its customers need to build relationships, utilize market opportunities and strengthen their services. For breaking news items, call (212) 416-4750, which is available between 6AM to 1AM.

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 Its important that the correct research is sent to these email addresses. For example, there would be no interest for domestic American or Chinese research to be sent to these UK/European emails. 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.

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 Its important that the correct research is sent to these email addresses. For example, there would be no interest for domestic American or Chinese research to be sent to these UK/European emails. 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.

Background and Format: Dow Jones MarketBeat looks at investment and trading opportunities in cross-asset class trading and the use of derivatives, on a daily and intraday basis. It includes charts and technical analysis on the instruments you trade and rolling commentary on strategies, flows, and trading ideas using derivatives. In short, market-smart commentary and ideas that demand attention. 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 Its important that the correct research is sent to these email addresses. For example, there would be no interest for domestic American or Chinese research to be sent to these UK/European emails. 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. "Dow Jones MarketBeat" Yesterday Dow Jones Newswires today launched "Dow Jones MarketBeat", a commentary and analysis service focused on the derivatives markets and aimed at hedge funds and trading desks in Europe. "MarketBeat" looks across asset classes at investment and trading opportunities through the use of derivatives and other advanced financial instruments on a daily and intraday basis. The commentary and analysis provide a unique insight into what the major players in these markets are thinking on key events, and how they are using derivatives to maximise their investment potential. The service also includes extensive technical analysis, providing viewpoints on strategy timing.

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 Its important that the correct research is sent to these email addresses. For example, there would be no interest for domestic American or Chinese research to be sent to these UK/European emails. 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.  

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.        

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 Its important that the correct research is sent to these email addresses. For example, there would be no interest for domestic American or Chinese research to be sent to these UK/European emails. 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.

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 Its important that the correct research is sent to these email addresses. For example, there would be no interest for domestic American or Chinese research to be sent to these UK/European emails. 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.

Background and Format: This team looks at market movements, trends, individual stocks and EMEA indices in general. 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 Its important that the correct research is sent to these email addresses. For example, there would be no interest for domestic American or Chinese research to be sent to these UK/European emails. 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.