European businessmen rely upon the Wall Street Journal Europe for news, career advice, and as a research source the latest business news. The Wall Street Journal Europe is edited and published in Brussels and published in 10 European locations throughout Europe — Belgium, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, the U.K, Israel and France – and distributed in more than 50 countries. More than 80% of the WSJ Europe are European citizens.
For a limited time, the WSJ Europe is offering a deeply discounted subscription to its print and online versions. New subscribers will save more than 50% off the cover price when they subscribe. The WSJ Europe is delivered in the early morning to your home or business first thing in the morning , just in time for you to get the latest news.
Unique Benefits of subscribing to the Wall Street Journal Europe (WSJ Europe)
- Complete access to WSJ.com via your computer, PDA, and in your e-mail box.
- Money back guarantee. Cancel at any time and get a complete refund of the remaining portion of your subscription.
- Access to the Washington Post newswires which includes op-ed’s and breaking news.
Wall Street Journal Europe Facts:
- The Wall Street Journal Europe has a circulation of 81,445 (ABC July – Dec, 2006).
- Total readership is 219,900 (Wall Street Journal Europe Subscriber Study 2006)
- 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, including EBRS 2006, where the Journal Europe was ranked the most influential pan-European publication in its field group.
- The Journal Europe has a higher concentration of senior management and high income earners among its readers than any international daily or weekly in its field
The print edition of the WSJ Europe can help you no matter your business. WSJ Europe reporters scour the planet to fill sections about marketing, finance, small business and investing. The WSJ recently launched Saturday delivery with its Weekend Edition. Every subscription to the WSJ Europe includes the Weekend Edition which typically covers more human interest stories about movies, cars, wine and other fun and exciting news.