The San Francisco Chronicle will cut its stock and mutual fund listings beginning next week, according to a short story in Tuesday’s paper.
The story stated, “Readers will still receive a daily summary of market activity in print editions and will be able to find full market listings at sfgate.com/business.
“Tuesday through Saturday, the Business section will feature a Market Report that summarizes activity across a number of indexes and includes information on interest rates and currencies. Sunday Business sections will include a chart tracking the performance of the market’s top 200 mutual funds. And on Mondays, readers will find a table charting the performance of The Chronicle 200, the paper’s unique index of the Bay Area’s largest publicly traded companies.
“Every day on The Chronicle’s Web site, at sfgate.com/business, readers can track a wide variety of market activities, including individual equities, industry sectors, bonds, currencies and mutual funds, with data updated every minute.”
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