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Last week, Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal hosted its flagship Journal House during the United Nations General Assembly. At the event, we spoke with some of the people who helped bring the event to life to learn more about their experiences. Joel Lange, Vincent Bahk, Alice I'Anson, Michael Claudio and Jamie Bornscheuer shared insights into the key topics top of mind for attendees, standout moments from the week’s programming and why Journal House continues to be the premier destination for senior executives and global decision-makers.

"What's good for machines is also what's good for humans." In the latest episode of Kantar's Future Proof podcast, Phillipa Leighton-Jones SVP, Global Head of Studio & Creative at Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal, draws on fresh research from WSJ Intelligence to unpack changing consumer behaviors. She explains why winning in a world of machine-generated answers comes down to three fundamental pillars: trust, visibility and utility. Watch the clip below, and listen to the full episode to explore how Custom Content from WSJ partners with brands to build lasting credibility and relevance in a changing media landscape: https://lnkd.in/gCqdEVNu

Energy markets are reshaping the global economy — from investment and infrastructure to geopolitics and national security. Sarah Cottle, EVP & General Manager of Dow Jones Energy, shares what to expect from the inaugural Dow Jones Energy Forum, taking place October 21 in New York City. The invitation-only forum will bring together senior leaders across energy, finance, technology and government, with speakers including Trabue Bland of ICE, Tim Cawley of Con Edison, Dawn Miller of Lloyd's and Sheikh Nawaf Saud Al-Sabah of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, to examine the forces transforming global energy markets and what comes next. Seats are limited. Request your invitation today: https://lnkd.in/guPbMSBD

“I also started treating it like a reporting exercise because I kind of felt like this would be the most interesting way to spend my time…and so I sort of just started taking notes.”   In a new interview, The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich speaks with WSJ Editor in Chief Emma Tucker ahead of the release of his book, “This Cursed Beautiful Land,” about his 16-month detention in a Russian prison, his release in 2024 and the experience of readjusting to everyday life. Evan reflects on the mental and emotional toll of his detention, the process of reintegrating after his release and the growing dangers journalists still face around the world. Watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/geNnRXPX

At Dow Jones, our AI strategy rests on three core principles: Ownership, Openness and Oversight. Ingrid Verschuren and Emma V. O'Brian break down how we’re pairing technology with licensed content, clear methodology and editorial standards to build tools people can actually trust. Read the full update on our Press Hub: https://lnkd.in/eWUg66jR

That’s a wrap on Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal’s Journal House during the United Nations General Assembly. Journal House brought together global decision-makers for several days of compelling discussions on navigating market shifts, geopolitical uncertainty and the next wave of innovation. Here are some highlights from this week’s programming: Dow Jones CEO, Almar Latour, spoke to HM Queen Maxima of the Netherlands about how leaders can move beyond financial access to financial well-being, and why expanding opportunity has become essential to building stronger communities and economies. U.S. Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, joined Andy Critchlow of Dow Jones Energy to talk about the future of global energy security, high fuel prices and the need for reliable power. https://lnkd.in/gU2gS88s The Prime Minister of Iceland, Kristrun Frostadottir, sat down with WSJ’s Gordon Fairclough to discuss how the country plans to safeguard against circling superpowers. https://lnkd.in/gGxNZY2X The World Bank Group's President, Ajay Banga, spoke to WSJ's Emily Glazer about the global youth jobs crisis and economic stability. https://lnkd.in/gyu377_E Microsoft’s Vice Chair and President, Brad Smith, joined Alan Murray, President of the WSJ Leadership Institute, for a conversation on how companies can navigate cybersecurity risks while keeping pace with profound technological change. https://lnkd.in/g_sSdgrt IMAX Corporation’s CEO, Richard Gelfond, spoke to Andy Serwer, Editor at Large at Barron's, about why IMAX has suddenly become the hottest sensation in Hollywood and where the broader movie business is heading. Photo Credit: Maurizio Martorana for The Wall Street Journal

Yesterday kicked off day one of Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal's Journal House during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Throughout the week, the event is bringing together business leaders and policy experts to explore the practical approaches they are taking to navigate a rapidly changing world. Highlights from yesterday’s programming included: WSJ Editor in Chief Emma Tucker sat down for an exclusive conversation with Ukrainian President Zelensky to discuss the state of Russia-Ukraine negotiations, his recent meeting with President Trump and the role China could play in stopping the war. https://lnkd.in/gCiDg55f David Zapolsky of Amazon joined Wilson Rothman of The Wall Street Journal to discuss the AI boom, regulation and the evolving global tech landscape. https://lnkd.in/gPfajuzV Toby Z. Rice of EQT Corporation joined Jenny Paurys of Dow Jones Energy to discuss U.S. natural gas, global energy security and rising AI demand. Richard Brilliant of Carnival Corporation and Charlie Kirol of Peleton spoke to Liz Young of Dow Jones Risk Journal about what companies have learned from navigating global conflict. The day concluded with an inaugural dinner and the first formal assembly of the WSJ Leadership Institute's Geopolitical Risk Council, a vital new executive community for cross-functional leaders overseeing the geopolitical remit at multinational corporations. Follow along to catch more updates from Journal House. Photo Credit: Maurizio Martorana for The Wall Street Journal

We’re pleased to announce that Tim Cawley, President and CEO, Consolidated Edison Energy, Inc., will join us for the inaugural Dow Jones Energy Forum in New York City on October 21. As global energy markets evolve amid rising demand, electrification and climate-related risks, this exclusive forum will convene a select group of senior executives, investors and policymakers for candid conversations on energy security, investment and the forces shaping what comes next. Tim will share his perspective on “Big Cities in the Age of Resilience,” exploring how New York’s largest utility is expanding electrification, developing clean energy sources and strengthening its grid for the city’s future growth. Hear directly from leaders at the forefront of the global energy landscape. Attendance is by invitation only. Request your invitation here: https://bit.ly/4d1itHW