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Financial Times Now on Dialog^®, DataStar^™ and Profound^®

The fulltext of articles from the Financial Times newspaper and its online
partner, FT.com, will soon be available on Dialog (File 476), DataStar
(FTNP) and Profound NewsLine.

The Financial Times, recognized worldwide for its authoritative, accurate, and analytical reporting, is firmly established as one of the world's leading English language newspapers. The newspaper is printed in eighteen cities across the globe, ensuring efficient delivery on the morning of publication. With a daily circulation of over 485,000 and a readership of more than 1.6 million people, the Financial Times is read in 140 countries throughout the world.

Published six times a week, the Financial Times is an essential business publication. Its clearly focused and comprehensive global coverage makes it an indispensable read for the international business community. Experienced journalists ensure that balanced and accurate information is combined with objective and impartial analyses. In addition to approximately 500 full-time journalists, there are more than 100 full-time correspondents based in major cities across the world, ranging from Berlin to New Delhi, Tokyo to Madrid and Washington to Johannesburg.

FT editorial teams, covering industries, markets and world news, provide clear and insightful content on a full range of business topics focused on helping business people become more effective. The Financial Times' coverage spans over 30,000 international companies and their subsidiaries, reporting on such activities as:

The Financial Times offers a European perspective on the international business scene and is a source of knowledgeable observations on business and company trends and activities. Of particular value are the reports about small companies unavailable elsewhere. The paper also provides expert commentary in addition to objective facts that will keep you informed of significant company and global business events. Use this informative database to:

The initial file, which will be available from September, will be updated daily. It contains the full text of articles from the Financial Times newspaper and the web site. Additional material will be added in stages, resulting in a complete collection of 20 years' worth of articles.

Pricing: The cost of full text articles, format 9, will be only $2.60.

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