Founded in 1889, The Wall Street Journal, the flagship publication of Dow Jones & Company, is the world's leading business publication. The Journal reaches the nation's top business and political leaders, as well as investors across the country. Holding 33 Pulitzer Prizes for outstanding journalism, the Journal seeks to help its readers succeed by providing essential and relevant information, presented fairly and accurately, from a dependable and trusted source.

The Wall Street Journal Online at WSJ.com is the flagship product of The Wall Street Journal Digital Network, which comprises unique, award-winning Web sites that provide vital business news and information, opinion and commentary, career guidance, and much more. It is the largest paid subscription news site on the Web, with than 1 million subscribers world-wide. Founded in 1995, it has been the winner of dozens of online awards, and is considered a must-read for top business executives, opinion leaders and other professionals. The Wall Street Journal's Online Network of sites includes CareerJournal.com, OpinionJournal.com, StartupJournal.com, RealEstateJournal.com and CollegeJournal.com.

Founded in 1983, The Wall Street Journal Europe is the only pan-regional daily newspaper to show growth on all three key pan-European readership surveys in 2006. According to EBRS 2006, The Wall Street Journal Europe is the fastest growing pan-European daily newspaper out of its competitive field group (WSJE, FT and IHT). Total readership of The Wall Street Journal Europe is 219,000 (Wall Street Journal Europe Subscriber Study 2006).

The Wall Street Journal Asia is the leader in global business news for Asia. Since 1976, it has provided indispensable news and analysis of regional and global business developments for an influential pan-Asian audience of corporate and government decision-makers.

Founded in 1999, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, is a weekly package of bannered pages in newspapers across the U.S. containing original articles and information focused on personal finance and careers. It has a total circulation of 9.1 million.

Founded in 1994, The Wall Street Journal Special Editions are bannered pages from the Journal that appear daily or weekly in 13 local languages in 45 newspapers in 49 countries. It has a total circulation of 6.2 million.

Founded in 1991, The Wall Street Journal Classroom Edition is an award-winning educational program developed for middle-school and high-school students by the publishers of The Wall Street Journal. It has a paid circulation of 150,000.

Founded in 1980 and heard on 300 radio stations nationwide (covering 93.1% of the U.S. population), The Wall Street Journal Radio Network  — another part of the Consumer Media group — is the leading provider of business-news programming for U.S. radio stations, keeping listeners abreast of business and financial news around the clock.

Founded in 1921, Barron's magazine — America's premier financial weekly — has been influencing the decisions of investors for more than 80 years. Barron's has a paid circulation of 312,561.

Barron's.com provides independent analysis and commentary on the market, acting as an early warning system for investors. The site offers provocative online exclusive articles each weekday, as well as access to Barron's magazine and archive. It also features a wealth of market data and investing tools.

Founded in 1997, MarketWatch, Inc., is a leading provider of business and investing news, personal finance information and analytical tools. Its product lineup includes the popular MarketWatch.com free Web site, and the award-winning BigCharts.com stock-charting application.

Originally founded in 1946, the new monthly Far Eastern Economic Review, published in Hong Kong, is Asia's premier business magazine.