Historical components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average

The Dow Jones Industrial Average's components have changed 48 times since 1896. As this is a historical listing, the names here should be (though not always at present) the full legal name of the corporation on that date, with abbreviations and punctuation according to the corporation's own usage. A single asterisk indicates either a new addition or a change of name.

Contents 1 June 8, 2009 2 September 22, 2008 3 February 19, 2008 4 November 21, 2005 5 April 8, 2004 6 January 27, 2003 7 November 1, 1999 8 March 17, 1997 9 May 6, 1991 10 March 12, 1987 11 October 30, 1985 12 August 30, 1982 13 June 29, 1979 14 August 9, 1976 15 June 1, 1959 16 July 3, 1956 17 March 4, 1939 18 November 20, 1935 19 August 13, 1934 20 August 15, 1933 21 May 26, 1932 22 July 18, 1930 23 January 29, 1930 24 September 14, 1929 25 January 8, 1929 26 October 1, 1928 27 March 16, 1927 28 December 31, 1925 29 December 7, 1925 30 August 31, 1925 31 May 12, 1924 32 February 6, 1924 33 January 22, 1924 34 March 1, 1920 35 October 4, 1916 36 July 29, 1915 37 March 16, 1915 38 May 12, 1912 39 November 7, 1907 40 April 1, 1905 41 July 1, 1901 42 April 1, 1901 43 April 21, 1899 44 September 1898 45 March 24, 1898 46 December 23, 1896 47 November 10, 1896 48 August 26, 1896 49 May 26, 1896 50 Precursors to the DJIA 50.1 April 9, 1894 50.2 January 2, 1886 50.3 February 16, 1885 50.4 July 3, 1884 51 External links

June 8, 2009

3M Company	E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	McDonald's Corporation
Alcoa Inc.	Exxon Mobil Corporation	Merck & Co., Inc.
American Express Company	General Electric Company	Microsoft Corporation
AT&T Inc.	Hewlett-Packard Company	Pfizer, Inc.
Bank of America Corporation	The Home Depot, Inc.	Procter & Gamble
The Boeing Company	Intel Corporation	The Travelers Companies, Inc.*
Caterpillar Inc.	International Business Machines Corporation	United Technologies Corporation
Chevron Corporation	Johnson & Johnson	Verizon Communications Inc.
Cisco Systems, Inc.*	JPMorgan Chase & Co.	Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
The Coca-Cola Company	Kraft Foods Inc.	The Walt Disney Company

Citigroup Inc. and General Motors Corporation were replaced by Cisco Systems, Inc. and The Travelers Companies, Inc.

September 22, 2008

3M Company	E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	Kraft Foods Inc.*
Alcoa Incorporated	Exxon Mobil Corporation	McDonald's Corporation
American Express Company	General Electric Company	Merck & Co., Inc.
AT&T Inc.	General Motors Corporation	Microsoft Corporation
Bank of America Corporation	Hewlett-Packard Company	Pfizer Incorporated
The Boeing Company	Home Depot Incorporated	Procter & Gamble Company
Caterpillar Incorporated	Intel Corporation	United Technologies Corporation
Chevron Corporation	International Business Machines	Verizon Communications Inc.
Citigroup Incorporated	Johnson & Johnson	Wal-Mart Stores Incorporated
Coca-Cola Company	J.P. Morgan Chase & Company	Walt Disney Company

American International Group Inc. was replaced by Kraft Foods Inc.

February 19, 2008

3M Company	Coca-Cola Company	J.P. Morgan Chase & Company
Alcoa Incorporated	E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	McDonald’s Corporation
American Express Company	Exxon Mobil Corporation	Merck & Co., Inc.
American International Group Inc.	General Electric Company	Microsoft Corporation
AT&T Inc.	General Motors Corporation	Pfizer Incorporated
Bank of America Corporation *	Hewlett-Packard Company	Procter & Gamble Company
The Boeing Company	Home Depot Incorporated	United Technologies Corporation
Caterpillar Incorporated	Intel Corporation	Verizon Communications Inc.
Chevron Corporation *	International Business Machines	Wal-Mart Stores Incorporated
Citigroup Incorporated	Johnson & Johnson	Walt Disney Company

Altria Group Incorporated and Honeywell International Inc. were replaced by Bank of America Corporation and Chevron Corporation.

November 21, 2005

3M Company	E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	J.P. Morgan Chase & Company
Alcoa Incorporated	Exxon Mobil Corporation	McDonald’s Corporation
Altria Group Incorporated	General Electric Company	Merck & Co., Inc.
American Express Company	General Motors Corporation	Microsoft Corporation
American International Group Inc.	Hewlett-Packard Company	Pfizer Incorporated
AT&T Inc. (formerly SBC Communications Inc.)*	Home Depot Incorporated	Procter & Gamble Company
The Boeing Company	Honeywell International Inc.	United Technologies Corporation
Caterpillar Incorporated	Intel Corporation	Verizon Communications Inc.
Citigroup Incorporated	International Business Machines	Wal-Mart Stores Incorporated
Coca-Cola Company	Johnson & Johnson	Walt Disney Company

SBC Communications Inc. was renamed AT&T Inc. after it acquired the original AT&T.

April 8, 2004

3M Company	Exxon Mobil Company	McDonald’s Corporation
Alcoa Incorporated	General Electric Company	Merck & Co., Inc.
Altria Group Incorporated	General Motors Corporation	Microsoft Corporation
American Express Company	Hewlett-Packard Company	Pfizer Incorporated *
American International Group Inc. *	Home Depot Incorporated	Procter & Gamble Company
The Boeing Company	Honeywell International	SBC Communications Inc.
Caterpillar Incorporated	Intel Corporation	United Technologies Corporation
Citigroup Incorporated	International Business Machines	Verizon Communications Inc. *
Coca-Cola Company	Johnson & Johnson	Wal-Mart Stores Incorporated
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	J.P. Morgan Chase	Walt Disney Company

AT&T Corporation, Eastman Kodak Company, and International Paper Company were replaced by American International Group Inc., Pfizer Incorporated, and Verizon Communications Inc..

January 27, 2003

3M Company (formerly Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing)*	Eastman Kodak Company	Johnson & Johnson
Alcoa Incorporated	Exxon Mobil Company (formerly Exxon Corporation) *	J.P. Morgan Chase *
Altria Group, Incorporated (formerly Phillip Morris Companies Inc.) *	General Electric Company	McDonald’s Corporation
American Express Company	General Motors Corporation	Merck & Co., Inc.
AT&T Corporation	Hewlett-Packard Company	Microsoft Corporation
The Boeing Company	Home Depot Incorporated	Procter & Gamble Company
Caterpillar Incorporated	Honeywell International (formerly AlliedSignal Incorporated) *	SBC Communications Inc.
Citigroup Incorporated	Intel Corporation	United Technologies Corporation
Coca-Cola Company	International Business Machines	Wal-Mart Stores Incorporated
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	International Paper Company	Walt Disney Company

November 1, 1999

Alcoa Incorporated (formerly Aluminum Company of America)	Exxon Corporation	McDonald’s Corporation
AlliedSignal Incorporated	General Electric Company	Merck & Co., Inc.
American Express Company	General Motors Corporation	Microsoft Corporation *
AT&T Corporation	Hewlett-Packard Company	Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
The Boeing Company	Home Depot Incorporated *	Philip Morris Companies Inc.
Caterpillar Incorporated	Intel Corporation *	Procter & Gamble Company
Citigroup Incorporated (formerly Travelers Group)	International Business Machines	SBC Communications Inc.*
Coca-Cola Company	International Paper Company	United Technologies Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	Johnson & Johnson	Wal-Mart Stores Incorporated
Eastman Kodak Company	J.P. Morgan & Company	Walt Disney Company

March 17, 1997

AlliedSignal Incorporated	Exxon Corporation	Merck & Co., Inc.
Aluminum Company of America	General Electric Company	Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
American Express Company	General Motors Corporation	Philip Morris Companies Inc.
AT&T Corporation	Goodyear	Procter & Gamble Company
The Boeing Company	Hewlett-Packard Company *	Sears Roebuck & Company
Caterpillar Incorporated	International Business Machines	Travelers Group *
Chevron	International Paper Company	Union Carbide
Coca-Cola Company	Johnson & Johnson *	United Technologies Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	J.P. Morgan & Company	Wal-Mart Stores Incorporated *
Eastman Kodak Company	McDonald’s Corporation	Walt Disney Company

May 6, 1991

Allied-Signal Incorporated	Eastman Kodak Company	Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Aluminum Company of America	Exxon Corporation	Philip Morris Companies Inc.
American Express Company	General Electric Company	Procter & Gamble Company
AT&T Corporation (formerly American Telephone and Telegraph Company)	General Motors Corporation	Sears Roebuck & Company
Bethlehem Steel	Goodyear	Texaco Incorporated
The Boeing Company	International Business Machines	Union Carbide
Caterpillar Incorporated *	International Paper Company	United Technologies Corporation
Chevron	J.P. Morgan & Company *	Walt Disney Company *
Coca-Cola Company	McDonald’s Corporation	Westinghouse Electric
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	Merck & Co., Inc.	Woolworth

March 12, 1987

Allied-Signal Incorporated	Eastman Kodak Company	Navistar International Corporation (formerly International Harvester)
Aluminum Company of America	Exxon Corporation	Philip Morris Companies Inc.
American Can	General Electric Company	Procter & Gamble Company
American Express Company	General Motors Corporation	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Goodyear	Texaco Incorporated
Bethlehem Steel	International Business Machines	Union Carbide
The Boeing Company *	International Paper Company	United Technologies Corporation
Chevron	McDonald’s Corporation	USX Corporation (formerly U.S. Steel)
Coca-Cola Company *	Merck & Co., Inc.	Westinghouse Electric
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing	Woolworth

October 30, 1985

Allied-Signal Incorporated (formerly Allied Chemical)	General Electric Company	Owens-Illinois Glass
Aluminum Company of America	General Motors Corporation	Philip Morris Companies Inc. *
American Can	Goodyear	Procter & Gamble Company
American Express Company	Inco	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	International Business Machines	Texaco Incorporated
Bethlehem Steel	International Harvester	Union Carbide
Chevron (formerly Standard Oil of California)	International Paper Company	United Technologies Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	McDonald’s Corporation *	U.S. Steel
Eastman Kodak Company	Merck & Co., Inc.	Westinghouse Electric
Exxon Corporation	Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing	Woolworth

August 30, 1982

Allied Chemical	General Electric Company	Owens-Illinois Glass
Aluminum Company of America	General Foods	Procter & Gamble Company
American Can	General Motors Corporation	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Express Company *	Goodyear	Standard Oil of California
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Inco	Texaco Incorporated
American Tobacco B	International Business Machines	Union Carbide
Bethlehem Steel	International Harvester	United Technologies Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	International Paper Company	U.S. Steel
Eastman Kodak Company	Merck & Co., Inc.	Westinghouse Electric
Exxon Corporation	Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing	Woolworth

June 29, 1979

Allied Chemical	General Foods	Owens-Illinois Glass
Aluminum Company of America	General Motors Corporation	Procter & Gamble Company
American Can	Goodyear	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Inco	Standard Oil of California
American Tobacco B	International Business Machines *	Texaco Incorporated
Bethlehem Steel	International Harvester	Union Carbide
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	International Paper Company	United Technologies Corporation
Eastman Kodak Company	Johns-Manville	U.S. Steel
Exxon Corporation	Merck & Co., Inc. *	Westinghouse Electric
General Electric Company	Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing	Woolworth

August 9, 1976

Allied Chemical	Exxon Corporation (formerly Standard Oil (NJ))	Owens-Illinois Glass
Aluminum Company of America	General Electric Company	Procter & Gamble Company
American Can	General Foods	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	General Motors Corporation	Standard Oil of California
American Tobacco B	Goodyear	Texaco Incorporated
Bethlehem Steel	Inco (formerly International Nickel)	Union Carbide
Chrysler	International Harvester	United Technologies Corporation (formerly United Aircraft)
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	International Paper Company	U.S. Steel
Eastman Kodak Company	Johns-Manville	Westinghouse Electric
Esmark (formerly Swift & Company)	Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing *	Woolworth

June 1, 1959

Allied Chemical	General Electric Company	Sears Roebuck & Company
Aluminum Company of America *	General Foods	Standard Oil of California
American Can	General Motors Corporation	Standard Oil (NJ)
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Goodyear	Swift & Company *
American Tobacco B	International Harvester	Texaco Incorporated (formerly Texas Company)
Anaconda Copper *	International Nickel	Union Carbide
Bethlehem Steel	International Paper Company	United Aircraft
Chrysler	Johns-Manville	U.S. Steel
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	Owens-Illinois Glass *	Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak Company	Procter & Gamble Company	Woolworth

July 3, 1956

Allied Chemical	General Electric Company	Procter & Gamble Company
American Can	General Foods	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Smelting	General Motors Corporation	Standard Oil of California
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Goodyear	Standard Oil (NJ)
American Tobacco B	International Harvester	Texas Company
Bethlehem Steel	International Nickel	Union Carbide
Chrysler	International Paper Company *	United Aircraft
Corn Products Refining	Johns-Manville	U.S. Steel
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	National Distillers	Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak Company	National Steel	Woolworth

March 4, 1939

Allied Chemical	General Electric Company	Procter & Gamble Company
American Can	General Foods	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Smelting	General Motors Corporation	Standard Oil of California
American Telephone and Telegraph Company*	Goodyear	Standard Oil (NJ)
American Tobacco B	International Harvester	Texas Company
Bethlehem Steel	International Nickel	Union Carbide
Chrysler	Johns-Manville	United Aircraft *
Corn Products Refining	Loew's	U.S. Steel
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	National Distillers	Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak Company	National Steel	Woolworth

November 20, 1935

Allied Chemical	General Foods	National Steel *
American Can	General Motors Corporation	Procter & Gamble Company
American Smelting	Goodyear	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Tobacco B	International Business Machines	Standard Oil of California
Bethlehem Steel	International Harvester	Standard Oil (NJ)
Chrysler	International Nickel	Texas Company
Corn Products Refining	Johns-Manville	Union Carbide
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company *	Loew's	U.S. Steel
Eastman Kodak Company	Nash Motors	Westinghouse Electric
General Electric Company	National Distillers	Woolworth

August 13, 1934

Allied Chemical	General Electric Company	National Distillers*
American Can	General Foods	Procter & Gamble Company
American Smelting	General Motors Corporation	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Tobacco B	Goodyear	Standard Oil of California
Bethlehem Steel	International Business Machines	Standard Oil (NJ)
Borden	International Harvester	Texas Company
Chrysler	International Nickel	Union Carbide
Coca-Cola Company	Johns-Manville	U.S. Steel
Corn Products Refining	Loew's	Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak Company	Nash Motors	Woolworth

August 15, 1933

Allied Chemical	General Electric Company	Procter & Gamble Company
American Can	General Foods	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Smelting	General Motors Corporation	Standard Oil of California
American Tobacco B	Goodyear	Standard Oil (NJ)
Bethlehem Steel	International Business Machines	Texas Company
Borden	International Harvester	Union Carbide
Chrysler	International Nickel	United Aircraft *
Coca-Cola Company	Johns-Manville	U.S. Steel
Corn Products Refining *	Loew's	Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak Company	Nash Motors	Woolworth

May 26, 1932

Allied Chemical	General Electric Company	Nash Motors *
American Can	General Foods	Procter & Gamble Company *
American Smelting	General Motors Corporation	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Tobacco B *	Goodyear	Standard Oil of California
Bethlehem Steel	International Business Machines *	Standard Oil (NJ)
Borden	International Harvester	Texas Company
Chrysler	International Nickel	Union Carbide
Coca-Cola Company *	International Shoe *	U.S. Steel
Drug Incorporated *	Johns-Manville	Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak Company	Loew's *	Woolworth

July 18, 1930

Allied Chemical	Goodyear *	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Can	Hudson Motor *	Standard Oil of California *
American Smelting	International Harvester	Standard Oil (NJ)
Bethlehem Steel	International Nickel	Texas Company
Borden *	Johns-Manville	Texas Gulf Sulphur
Chrysler	Liggett & Myers *	Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak Company *	Mack Truck	United Air Transport *
General Electric Company	National Cash Register	U.S. Steel
General Foods	Paramount Publix	Westinghouse Electric
General Motors Corporation	Radio Corporation	Woolworth

January 29, 1930

Allied Chemical	General Foods	Paramount Publix
American Can	General Motors Corporation	Radio Corporation
American Smelting	General Railway Signal	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Sugar	Goodrich	Standard Oil (NJ)
American Tobacco B	International Harvester	Texas Company
Atlantic Refining	International Nickel	Texas Gulf Sulphur
Bethlehem Steel	Johns-Manville *	Union Carbide
Chrysler	Mack Truck	U.S. Steel
Curtiss-Wright	Nash Motors	Westinghouse Electric
General Electric Company	National Cash Register	Woolworth

September 14, 1929

Allied Chemical	General Foods (formerly Postum Incorporated)	Paramount Publix
American Can	General Motors Corporation	Radio Corporation
American Smelting	General Railway Signal	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Sugar	Goodrich	Standard Oil (NJ)
American Tobacco B	International Harvester	Texas Company
Atlantic Refining	International Nickel	Texas Gulf Sulphur
Bethlehem Steel	Mack Truck	Union Carbide
Chrysler	Nash Motors	U.S. Steel
Curtiss-Wright *	National Cash Register	Westinghouse Electric
General Electric Company	North American	Woolworth

January 8, 1929

Allied Chemical	General Railway Signal	Radio Corporation
American Can	Goodrich	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Smelting	International Harvester	Standard Oil (NJ)
American Sugar	International Nickel	Texas Company
American Tobacco B	Mack Truck	Texas Gulf Sulphur
Atlantic Refining	Nash Motors	Union Carbide
Bethlehem Steel	National Cash Register *	U.S. Steel
Chrysler	North American	Westinghouse Electric
General Electric Company	Paramount Publix	Woolworth
General Motors Corporation	Postum Incorporated	Wright Aeronautical

October 1, 1928

Allied Chemical	General Railway Signal *	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Can	Goodrich *	Standard Oil (NJ) *
American Smelting	International Harvester	Texas Company
American Sugar	International Nickel *	Texas Gulf Sulphur *
American Tobacco B	Mack Truck	Union Carbide *
Atlantic Refining *	Nash Motors *	U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel *	North American *	Victor Talking Machine *
Chrysler *	Paramount Publix (formerly Paramount Famous Lasky)	Westinghouse Electric *
General Electric Company	Postum Incorporated *	Woolworth
General Motors Corporation	Radio Corporation *	Wright Aeronautical *

March 16, 1927

Allied Chemical	American Tobacco	Texas Company
American Can	General Electric Company	United Drug *
American Car and Foundry	General Motors Corporation	U.S. Rubber
American Locomotive	International Harvester	U.S. Steel
American Smelting	Mack Truck	Western Union
American Sugar	Paramount Famous Lasky	Woolworth
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Sears Roebuck & Company

December 31, 1925

Allied Chemical	American Tobacco	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Can	General Electric Company	Texas Company
American Car and Foundry	General Motors Corporation	U.S. Rubber
American Locomotive	International Harvester	U.S. Steel
American Smelting	Mack Truck (ex-stock dividend) *	Western Union
American Sugar	Paramount Famous Lasky	Woolworth
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Remington Typewriter *

December 7, 1925

Allied Chemical *	American Tobacco	Sears Roebuck & Company
American Can	General Electric Company	Texas Company
American Car and Foundry	General Motors Corporation	U.S. Rubber
American Locomotive	International Harvester	U.S. Steel
American Smelting	Kennecott	Western Union
American Sugar	Mack Trucks	Woolworth
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Paramount Famous Lasky*

August 31, 1925

American Can	General Electric Company	U.S. Realty *
American Car and Foundry	General Motors Corporation *	U.S. Rubber
American Locomotive	International Harvester *	U.S. Steel
American Smelting	Kennecott *	Western Union
American Sugar	Mack Trucks	Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Sears Roebuck & Company	Woolworth
American Tobacco	Texas Company *

May 12, 1924

American Can	Anaconda Copper	Studebaker
American Car and Foundry	Baldwin Locomotive	U.S. Rubber
American Locomotive	E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	U.S. Steel
American Smelting	General Electric Company	Western Union
American Sugar	Mack Trucks	Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Sears Roebuck & Company	Woolworth *
American Tobacco	Standard Oil of California

February 6, 1924

American Can	Anaconda Copper	Standard Oil of California *
American Car and Foundry	Baldwin Locomotive	Studebaker
American Locomotive	E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company	U.S. Rubber
American Smelting	General Electric Company	U.S. Steel
American Sugar	Mack Trucks	Western Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Republic Iron and Steel	Westinghouse Electric
American Tobacco	Sears Roebuck & Company

January 22, 1924

American Can	Anaconda Copper	Studebaker
American Car and Foundry	Baldwin Locomotive	U.S. Rubber
American Locomotive	E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company *	U.S. Steel
American Smelting	General Electric Company	Utah Copper
American Sugar	Mack Trucks *	Western Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Republic Iron and Steel	Westinghouse Electric
American Tobacco *	Sears Roebuck & Company *

March 1, 1920

American Can	Baldwin Locomotive	Texas Company
American Car and Foundry	Central Leather	U.S. Rubber
American Locomotive	Corn Products *	U.S. Steel
American Smelting	General Electric Company	Utah Copper
American Sugar	Goodrich	Western Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Company	Republic Iron and Steel	Westinghouse Electric
Anaconda Copper	Studebaker

October 4, 1916

American Beet Sugar *	Anaconda Copper	Texas Company
American Can *	Baldwin Locomotive *	U.S. Rubber
American Car and Foundry	Central Leather	U.S. Steel
American Locomotive *	General Electric Company	Utah Copper *
American Smelting	Goodrich *	Western Union *
American Sugar	Republic Iron and Steel *	Westinghouse Electric *
American Telephone and Telegraph Company*	Studebaker *

July 29, 1915

American Car and Foundry	Central Leather	Texas Company
American Smelting & Refining	General Electric Company	U.S. Rubber
American Sugar	General Motors Corporation	U.S. Steel
Anaconda Copper *	National Lead	U.S. Steel (Preferred)

March 16, 1915

Amalgamated Copper	Central Leather	Peoples Gas
American Car and Foundry	General Electric Company	U.S. Rubber
American Smelting & Refining	General Motors Corporation *	U.S. Steel
American Sugar	National Lead	U.S. Steel (Preferred)

May 12, 1912

Amalgamated Copper	Central Leather *	U.S. Rubber
American Car and Foundry	General Electric Company	U.S. Rubber (First Preferred)
American Smelting & Refining	National Lead	U.S. Steel
American Sugar	Peoples Gas	U.S. Steel (Preferred)

November 7, 1907

Amalgamated Copper	Colorado Fuel and Iron	U.S. Rubber
American Car and Foundry	General Electric Company *	U.S. Rubber (First Preferred)
American Smelting & Refining	National Lead	U.S. Steel
American Sugar	Peoples Gas	U.S. Steel (Preferred)

April 1, 1905

Amalgamated Copper	Colorado Fuel and Iron	U.S. Rubber
American Car and Foundry	National Lead	U.S. Rubber (First Preferred) *
American Smelting & Refining	Peoples Gas	U.S. Steel
American Sugar	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad	U.S. Steel (Preferred)

July 1, 1901

Amalgamated Copper	Colorado Fuel and Iron *	U.S. Leather (Preferred)
American Car and Foundry *	National Lead	U.S. Rubber
American Smelting & Refining	Peoples Gas	U.S. Steel
American Sugar	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad	U.S. Steel (Preferred)

April 1, 1901

Amalgamated Copper *	International Paper (Preferred) *	U.S. Leather (Preferred)
American Smelting & Refining *	National Lead	U.S. Rubber
American Sugar	Peoples Gas	U.S. Steel *
Continental Tobacco	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad	U.S. Steel (Preferred) *

April 21, 1899

American Cotton Oil	Federal Steel *	Peoples Gas
American Steel & Wire *	General Electric Company *	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
American Sugar	National Lead	U.S. Leather (Preferred)
Continental Tobacco *	Pacific Mail Steamship	U.S. Rubber

September 1898

American Cotton Oil	Laclede Gas	Standard Rope & Twine
American Spirits Manufacturing	National Lead	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
American Sugar	Pacific Mail Steamship	U.S. Leather (Preferred)
American Tobacco	Peoples Gas	U.S. Rubber *

March 24, 1898

American Cotton Oil	General Electric Company	Peoples Gas *
American Spirits Manufacturing	Laclede Gas	Standard Rope & Twine
American Sugar	National Lead	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
American Tobacco	Pacific Mail Steamship	U.S. Leather (Preferred)

December 23, 1896

American Cotton Oil	Chicago Gas	Pacific Mail Steamship
American Spirits Manufacturing	General Electric Company	Standard Rope & Twine *
American Sugar	Laclede Gas	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
American Tobacco	National Lead	U.S. Leather (Preferred)

November 10, 1896

American Cotton Oil	Chicago Gas	Pacific Mail Steamship *
American Spirits Manufacturing	General Electric Company	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
American Sugar	Laclede Gas	U.S. Cordage (Preferred)
American Tobacco	National Lead	U.S. Leather (Preferred)

August 26, 1896

American Cotton Oil	Chicago Gas	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
American Spirits Manufacturing (formerly Distilling & Cattle Feeding)	General Electric Company	U.S. Cordage (Preferred) *
American Sugar	Laclede Gas	U.S. Leather (Preferred)
American Tobacco	National Lead	U.S. Rubber

May 26, 1896

American Cotton Oil *	Distilling & Cattle Feeding *	North American *
American Sugar	General Electric Company *	Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad *
American Tobacco *	Laclede Gas *	U.S. Leather (Preferred) *
Chicago Gas *	National Lead *	U.S. Rubber *

Precursors to the DJIA

Prior to May 26, 1896, Charles Dow's stock average consisted mainly of railroad stocks. This initial average was first published on July 3, 1884.

April 9, 1894

American Sugar *	Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad *	Missouri Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad *	Delaware & Hudson Canal	Northern Pacific Railway (Preferred)
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad	Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad	Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago and North Western Railway	Louisville and Nashville Railroad	Western Union

January 2, 1886

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad	Lake Shore Railway	Northern Pacific (Preferred)
Chicago & North Western Railway	Louisville & Nashville Railroad	Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Delaware & Hudson Canal	Missouri Pacific Railroad	Union Pacific Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad	New York Central Railroad	Western Union

February 16, 1885

Central Pacific Railroad *	Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad	Northern Pacific Railway (Preferred)
Central Railroad of New Jersey *	Lake Shore Railway	Pacific Mail Steamship
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad *	Louisville & Nashville Railroad	Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago & North Western Railway	Missouri Pacific Railroad	Western Union
Delaware & Hudson Canal *	New York Central Railroad

July 3, 1884

Chicago & North Western Railway	Missouri Pacific Railroad	St. Paul
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad	New York Central Railroad	Union Pacific Railroad
Lake Shore Railway	Northern Pacific Railway (Preferred)	Western Union
Louisville & Nashville Railroad	Pacific Mail Steamship

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News Corporation Percentages indicate percentage ownership Corporate directors: Rupert Murdoch · José María Aznar · Natalie Bancroft · Chase Carey · David DeVoe · Arthur Siskind · Rod Eddington · Andrew Knight · James Murdoch · Lachlan Murdoch · Rod Paige · Thomas Perkins · Viet Dinh · John L. Thornton Dow Jones & Company National consumer products All Things Digital Barron's Financial News FINS.com MarketWatch.com BigCharts VSE SmartMoney Vedomosti The Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal Asia The Wall Street Journal Europe Wall Street Journal Radio Network WSJ. Dow Jones Local Media Group Ashland Daily Tidings The Barnstable Patriot Cape Cod Times The Inquirer and Mirror Mail Tribune Pocono Record The Portsmouth Herald The Record The Standard-Times Times Herald-Record Hathaway Publishing Seacoast Media Group Enterprise products Factiva Dow Jones Newswires Dow Jones Indexes (10%) Fox Entertainment Group Fox Filmed Entertainment 20th Century Fox · 20th Century Fox Animation · 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment · 20th Century Fox Television · 20th Television · Fox 21 · Fox Star Studios · Blue Sky Studios · Fox Faith · Fox Searchlight Pictures · Fox Studios Australia · Fox Television Studios · Fox Music · Shine Group (Dragonfly · Friday TV · Kudos · Metronome · Princess Productions · Reveille Productions · Shine Limited) Fox Broadcasting Company MyNetworkTV  · Fox Kids (1990–2002) Fox Television Stations WNYW · WWOR-TV · KTTV · KCOP-TV · WFLD · WPWR-TV · WTXF-TV · KDFW · KDFI · WFXT · WAGA-TV · WTTG · WDCA · KTXH · KRIV · WJBK · KSAZ-TV · KUTP · WTVT · KMSP-TV · WFTC · WOFL · WRBW · WUTB · KTBC · WHBQ-TV · WOGX Fox Cable Networks FX  · Fox Movie Channel · Fox Sports Net1 · Fox Soccer  · Fox Soccer Plus  · Speed Channel  · FUEL TV  · Fox College Sports Fox News Network Fox News Channel · Fox News Radio  · Fox Business Network · The Fox Nation Fox International Channels Fox (Asia  · Germany  · Italy  · Latin America  · Poland  · Portugal  · Spain  · Turkey)  · Fox Life (Greece  · Italy)  · FX (Asia  · Australia  · Greece  · Latin America  · UK)  · Fox Crime (Asia  · Italy)  · Fox Retro  · Fox Sports  · BabyTV  · Utilisima  · Speed  · tvN6  · Fox Family Movies  · Fox Movies Premium  · FOX Traveller  · Cult  · Viajar (Spain)  · Voyage  · National Geographic International Channels (52%)4 (National Geographic Channel (Asia  · Germany  · Greece  · Scandinavia5  · UK5)  · Nat Geo WILD4  · Nat Geo Mundo4  · National Geographic Adventure  · Nat Geo Music  · Premier Media Group (50%) Fox Sports International Fox Pan American Sports (33%)7 (Fox Deportes  · Fox Sports Latinoamérica) News Corp. Digital Media FoxSports.com (Scout.com  · WhatIfSports · Yardbarker) IGN Entertainment (AskMen.com  · GameScoop  · GameSpy  · GameStats  · IGN  · Planet Network  · TeamXbox  · UGO Networks (1UP.com · GameTab) · Vault Network) Investments Big Ten Network (51%)8 · Fox Telecolombia (51%) LAP TV (55%)  · National Geographic Channel (70%) (National Geographic Wild)4  · Telecine (13%)9 Treehouse TV (50%)10  · STATS (50%)11 LAP TV 4 Owned with the National Geographic Society 5 Originally a joint venture with sister company British Sky Broadcasting (1997–2007) 6 Joint venture with CJ Media Korea 7 Owned with HM Capital Partners 8 Owned with Big Ten Conference 9 Owned with Corus Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, MGM and Astral Media 10 Owned with Sony Pictures Entertainment, NBCUniversal, Viacom, and Liberty Global 11 Owned with Associated Press HarperCollins USA Amistad Avon Caedmon Ecco Greenwillow Harper Harper Perennial HarperOne I Can Read! It Joanna Cotler Katherine Tegan Laura Gerringer Morrow Newmarket Rayo Thomas Nelson Zondervan UK Collins Collins Bartholomew Fourth Estate The Friday Project Blue Door Thorsons/Element Voyager Australia Angus & Robertson News International The Times The Sunday Times The Sun Times Literary Supplement News Limited Metropolitan newspapers The Australian Daily Telegraph Herald Sun / Sunday Herald Sun Courier Mail The Sunday Mail (Brisbane) The Advertiser The Sunday Times (Western Australia) The Mercury Northern Territory News mX Community newspapers Cumberland-Courier Community Newspapers (New South Wales) Leader Community Newspapers (Victoria) Quest Community Newspapers (Queensland) Messenger Newspapers (South Australia) Community Newspaper Group (Western Australia) Sun newspapers (Northern Territory) Regional newspapers Geelong Advertiser The Gold Coast Bulletin The Cairns Post Townsville Bulletin Sports Brisbane Broncos (68.87%) Melbourne Storm National Rugby League (50%) Other properties Newspoll (50%) Papua New Guinea Post-Courier (63%) Premier Media Group (50%) Sky Italia Channels Sky Uno Sky Sport Sky Calcio Sky Cinema Sky Primafila Sky TG24 Sky Meteo24 Sky Radio Defunct channels SKY Vivo SKY Show Joint ventures (Radio stations) Sky Music 50 Songs Yesterjay '90 Yesterjay '80 Capital '70 Vintage '60 Rock Classic Rock Shock Soulsista Hit Italia ItalianVintage Livetime Heart 'n Song B-Side Ritmo Latino Dance Yesterday 2000 Jazz & Fusion Jazz Gold Soul Train Extrabeat Sinfonia Opera Cinema Deejay Baby Mix Disc Joker See also Sky HD (Italy) List of channels on Sky Italia STAR Group India Channel [V]  · STAR Gold  · STAR Jalsha  · STAR Movies  · Life OK  · Star Plus  · Star Pravah  · STAR Utsav  · STAR World  · Asianet Communications (81%)8 (Asianet  · Asianet Sitara  · Asianet Suvarna)( · ESPN Star Sports (50%)9  · Hathway (17%)  · MCCS (26%)10 (STAR News  · STAR Ananda  · STAR Majha)  · Vijay (81%)  · Tata Sky (30%)11 China STAR Chinese Channel  · STAR Chinese Movies  · Xing Kong (47%)12  · Channel [V]  · Phoenix Television (18%) Star Select Broadcast Middle East (50%)11 (FARSI1  · Zemzemeh)  · Rotana (15%) 8 With Jupiter Entertainment 9 With ESPN International 10 With ABP Group 11 With China Media Capital 11 With Tata Group 12 With MOBY Group US newspapers The Daily · New York Post · Community Newspaper Group (Bronx Times-Reporter  · The Brooklyn Paper  · Courier-Life Newspapers  · TimesLedger Newspapers) Satellite investments BSkyB (39.1%) · Foxtel (25%) · Sky Deutschland (49.90%) · Sky Network Television (44%) Other assets News America Marketing · NDS (49%) · News Outdoor · STAR DEN (50%) · Hulu1 · MySpace (5%) 1 Joint venture with NBC Universal and The Walt Disney Company. Annual revenue $30.4 billion USD (17% FY 2009) · Employees 64,000 · Stock symbols NYSE: NWS / NYSE: NWSa / ASX: NWS / LSE: NCRA See also List of assets owned by News Corporation