Wall Street Journal Europe is a newspaper in the United Kingdom covering Business News.
Founded in 1983, The Wall Street Journal Europe offers daily news and analysis of global business developments for its European readership.
The newspaper is based in London, printed in six European countries, and distributed in over 50 countries in the region.
It maintains a strategic relationship with Handelsblatt, a German business daily, with which it shares content.
This newspaper is owned by Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
The website is presented in the English language.
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Guardian Newspaper Accuses WSJ Europe of Padding Circulation
-- The Guardian newspaper of London reported that it found evidence that the Wall Street Journal Europe funneled money through European companies in order to buy copies of its own newspaper at reduced rates -- and, in the process, skewing circulation numbers.
The Guardian reported the news on October 12, 2011, one day after WSJ Europe's publisher resigned over ethics concerns.
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WSJ Europe Publisher Resigns Over Ethics Concerns
-- Andrew Langhoff, managing director of Dow Jones & Company, Inc. in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, and publisher of the Wall Street Journal Europe, stepped down after an internal investigation showed that his newspaper had published "a pair of articles featuring a business partner as part of a contractual agreement."
More from the story, headlined Publisher of WSJ Europe Resigns, and...
-- November 23, 2010 -- Wall Street Journal Europe editor Patience Wheatcroft is resigning her position after she was nominated as a Conservative peer, a Conservative party seat in the House of Lords. Patience Wheatcroft Named Editor-in-Chief of Wall Steet Journal European Operations
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-- The Wall Street Journal has named Patience Wheatcroft as editor-in-chief of its European operations, the newspaper reported on June 17, 2009:
"The Wall Street Journal appointed financial journalist Patience Wheatcroft as editor-in-chief of its European print and online editions based in London, where she will head up a growth push across the continent, particularly of digital content.
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