Telerate

They had lost a lot of money on Telerate, which is a data business.

Ripping Into The Wall Street Journal 2010

They had lost a lot of money on Telerate, which is a data business.

Ripping Into The Wall Street Journal 2010

By 1989, a year before Mr. Phillips's retirement, 39% of Dow Jones's income derived from Telerate, a subsidiary providing real-time markets data.

A CEO on Deadline Roger Lowenstein 2011

In fairness, Telerate's weakness didn't show until some years after Mr. Phillips retired—and the sale to News Corp. came 16 years later.

A CEO on Deadline Roger Lowenstein 2011

Telerate failed, miserably, in competition with Reuters and Bloomberg.

A CEO on Deadline Roger Lowenstein 2011

There was enough concern about how the company was doing after this disastrous Telerate performance, which was a deal that they had sort of bumbled into and then couldn't really get out of without having a write down of a billion dollars.

Ripping Into The Wall Street Journal 2010

There was enough concern about how the company was doing after this disastrous Telerate performance, which was a deal that they had sort of bumbled into and then couldn't really get out of without having a write down of a billion dollars.

Ripping Into The Wall Street Journal 2010

Dow Jones & Co., publisher of The Wall Street Journal, figured that its reputation would give its Telerate system an edge supplying government-bond prices.

Bound To The Printed Word 2008

I enjoyed my early time there very much - there was a spirit that bound the team together which said "We can do this, we can beat the well-established companies like Reuters and Telerate (now part of Thomson)".

DO: Reach for the stars 2008

I have a Bloomberg and a Telerate and some other machines downstairs.

The Time Paradox Philip Zimbardo 2008