The Columbian daily newspaper, which covers Vancouver, Wash., is cutting back on the printed stock listings in both its daily and Sunday newspapers, according to a short item on Tuesday.
Staff writer Julia Anderson wrote, “Today, The Columbian is reducing its package of stocks and investment news from two pages to one as a way of addressing rising print production costs. Called Money & Markets, the page — prepared by The Associated Press — contains more than 100 stocks our readers regularly follow, along with a selection of business news briefs, T-bill and bond rates, commodities prices, and a roundup of global markets and foreign currency rates.
“In addition, changes are being made to the Sunday business section, which will now contain mutual fund listings only.
“For up-to-the-minute stock and mutual fund information, go to www.columbian.com, and, under the Local Business header, click on “stocks.â€?”
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