Dow Jones & Company prides itself in being an Equal Opportunity Employer. You might picture Dow Jones as the traditional business leader that our name implies, but assuming is always a mistake, and you would be missing a key ingredient of our success. We have created a prime environment for innovation and diversity. These are not just words to us, but actions that make us the best at what we do. We value and respect the hard work and dedication of our employees day in and day out — regardless of race, color, ancestry, national origin, religious, creed, sex, physical or mental disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or marital status. We reaffirm this commitment each year, through our Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action policy.

We also are proud of the fact that we offer a competitive benefits package when compared to any Fortune 500 corporation. Our full-time benefits include health and dental programs, work/family programs, and a very competitive 401K plan.

If you seek the challenge of working for an industry leader in an environment based upon innovation and diversity, please click on the button below for a list of our current job opportunities.

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Dow Jones Newspaper Fund
The Dow Jones Newspaper Fund was founded in 1958 by editors of The Wall Street Journal to improve the quality of journalism education and the pool of applicants for jobs in the newspaper business. It provides, among other things, internships and scholarships to college students and fellowships for high-school journalism teachers.