>>Thinking Outside the Stox

The Associated Press is “thinking outside the stox” to provide newspapers new and innovative ways to present readers with analytic, explanatory and forward-looking financial data. AP Money & Markets is a new service designed to offer print and online content that reflects the changing world of financial data – essential information for readers and investors.

>> Key Features

> New ways to offer readers what they need to know fast, with a concise, informative mix of data, short text and graphics

> An unmatched opportunity to build local brand by spotlighting the companies, industries and mutual funds that matter most to readers

> Ability to be unique, especially online, and to improve competitive position against aggregators and portals

> Cost-efficient, customizable print and online content offers an opportunity to benefit from nascent online traffic

> Continuous innovation - AP's markets team will develop new modules as market trends change

Learn more about AP Money and Markets (pdf)

AP Money & Markets offers useful market information that's easy to access and understand – data at a glance, in print and online.

AP Money & Markets for Print gives readers a package unique to your market in a tight, attractive format based on more than 20 modules that “snap” together to form one or more pages of markets information. See examples of how newspapers are using AP Money & Markets in print.

AP Money & Markets Online makes newspaper Web sites the best source for the latest information on markets, the economy and company news, as well as the local information that's hard for readers to find elsewhere. See examples of how members are using AP Money & Markets online.

AP Money & Markets Extra offers print and online modules for the weekend that are exclusive, innovative and useful. By the weekend, investors know how their stocks and mutual funds did that week. They're ready for financial data that assess performance. And they want to learn about trends. M&M Extra does both with more than 30 modules that combine data, text and graphics. Like M&M Daily, modules snap together to build pages, or they can be used throughout a business section.

For more information, contact your AP Bureau Chief.