Operations
The Wall Street Journal has more than 750 staff members in the world. It operates 12 bureaus in the US and 35 internationally (1 in Canada, 4 in Latin America, 9 in Europe, 6 in the Middle East, 2 in Africa, and 13 in Asia). It has 26 printing plants.
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