Polymarket Partners Exclusively with Dow Jones
Polymarket and Dow Jones announced an exclusive partnership to make Polymarket's real-time prediction market data available across Dow Jones consumer platforms, including The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, MarketWatch and Investor's Business Daily. The collaboration will provide audiences with greater visibility into prediction market signals across a range of economic, political and cultural topics, offering a new lens for understanding how markets assess probabilities and future outcomes. Polymarket data will be displayed through dedicated data modules on Dow Jones digital properties, including homepage and market-related pages, as well as through select print placements. As part of the partnership, Dow Jones will introduce new consumer-facing features incorporating prediction market data, including a custom earnings calendar highlighting market-implied expectations around corporate performance. Additional data-driven experiences are expected to launch over time.
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News Corp Launches California Post, Expanding West Coast Presence
- Newspaper Launch: News Corp debuted its new daily tabloid, California Post, this week, marking the expansion of the New York Post into the West Coast, priced at $3.75, significantly higher than the $2 for the New York Post, reflecting increased production costs.
- Market Confidence: Sean Giancola, CEO of New York Post Media Group, expressed confidence in readership growth despite the higher price, noting that millions of Californians read the New York Post online, indicating strong market demand.
- Significant Year: California Post editor-in-chief Nick Papps emphasized that 2023 will be a defining year for California, with major events like the LA mayoral and gubernatorial elections, and the tabloid aims to be at the forefront of coverage, ensuring its relevance in significant news.
- Strategic Positioning: The California Post promises a “common-sense approach” to the issues it will cover, aiming to attract a broad readership and strengthen its position in the competitive media landscape.

Median HOA Fee Reaches $135 in 2025 as Associations Grow
- Rising HOA Fees: The median HOA fee in the U.S. reached $135 in 2025, up from $125 in 2024 and $108 in 2019, indicating that homeowners face higher ongoing costs, which may influence their purchasing decisions.
- Increased HOA Prevalence: In 2025, 43.6% of U.S. listings included HOA fees, rising from 41.9% in 2024, demonstrating the growing commonality of HOAs in both new and existing homes, thereby altering buyer preferences.
- High HOA Rates in New Builds: 67.9% of new homes are subject to HOA fees compared to 38.9% of existing homes, indicating that the HOA characteristics of new communities are increasingly penetrating the resale market, affecting overall home prices.
- Significant Regional Variations: Nevada has the highest HOA prevalence at 68.3%, while South Dakota has only 12.3%, reflecting differences in housing construction and management practices across states, which impacts the overall market structure.






