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Dow Jones Newswires seeks interns

Dow Jones Newswires is a leading, global real-time business and financial news provider, serving the diverse needs of more than 438,000 financial professionals, corporate officers, communications executives and individual investors with a variety of news services and websites. Approximately 1,000 Newswires journalists cover all asset classes and publish in 14 languages, reporting from more than 80 bureaus worldwide.

Interns with Dow Jones Newswires work closely with reporters and editors to deliver prompt, accurate reporting of business and financial news. During the 10-week program, interns write market commentary and forward-looking features, analyze market data and generally hone their journalistic skills by working with the various news teams to cover the financial markets.

Applicants must have the ability to work in a fast-moving, sometimes stressful environment with extremely tight deadlines. Strong communication, interpersonal and problem-solving skills and an excellent command of written and spoken English are a must. Working knowledge of financial markets is helpful but not required. The pay is $700 a week.
The selection process is highly competitive and most of those chosen have had prior internships with other newspapers as well as extensive experience on a campus newspaper. Heavy emphasis is placed on journalism experience and clips.

The application deadline is December 1.

Dow Jones Newswires will place interns in the following areas:

New York

· New York interns will be selected for corporate news, resources (commodities and energy), debt markets and foreign exchange desks.

Toronto

· One intern will be selected to cover Canadian corporate and markets news in Toronto.

Chicago

· One intern will be selected to cover corporate and markets news in Chicago.

· Students in a graduate program for journalism or business and economics reporting are preferred.

Washington, DC

· Students in a graduate program for journalism or business and economics reporting are preferred.

To apply, go to www.dowjones.com/careers, click “search for jobs” and find the internships using the keyword “internships.”