North Carolina paper to have business page once a week
The Lexington Dispatch, a daily newspaper in North Carolina, will stop having a business news page throughout the week and just have a business page in Wednesday’s paper, writes executive editor Chad Killebrew. Killebrew writes, “Next week we will launch a revamped business page that will remedy many of these problems. Rather than have a […]
Albany paper to cut Saturday stock listings
Rex Smith, the editor of the Albany Times-Union, writes Saturday that the paper is cutting its Saturday stock listings and making other changes to cut costs. Smith writes, “Second, we will eliminate the two full pages of stock listings in the Saturday paper and reduce the daily market report to a summary in place of […]
Personal finance columnist: Cutting stock listings long overdue
Personal finance columnist Scott Burns took a buyout from the Dallas Morning News in 2006, but he continues to write his syndicated column while also working as the chief investment strategist at AssetBuilder Inc., an investment adviser. Burns graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a degree in humanities and biology. He began his newspaper […]
St. Pete Times to cut standalone business section
The St. Petersburg Times will cut its standalone business section during the week but keep its Sunday business section, current and former members of the business desk have confirmed. The changes is expected to occur next month, likely with the paper of May 19. The business section will be combined with the paper’s metro section. […]
Washington Post to cut Sunday stock listings
The Washington Post will announce in its Sunday paper that it’s cutting its Sunday stock and mutual fund listings, but expanding the amount of information available for those that it will continue to publish. An item in Sunday’s paper states, “This is part of an effort we started a few weeks ago to reorganize our […]
Tacoma paper to cut stock listings
The Tacoma News Tribune joins the long list of newspapers cutting its stock listings. Executive editor Dave Zeeck writes, “What this means for The News Tribune is that we’re looking at ways to trim costs, shooting for things that will impact customers the least. “We’ve made two decisions that will show up soon. “Next Saturday […]
New Globe "Money & Careers" section has new pages, cuts stocks
The Sunday Boston Globe business section, which combines its Money section with its Careers section, will cut its printed stock and mutual fund listings for two new pages, MarketWeek and MoneyWeek. The MarketWeek page offers readers a summary of the most interesting market activity for the week, including short stories on five companies with significant […]
Boston Globe to combine Sunday business section with careers section
The Sunday Boston Globe will combine its Business & Money and Careers section into one on April 20, according to an announcement in Sunday’s paper. It’s also dropping its Sunday stock listings. The story stated, “By bringing together these two sections, readers will be able to catch up on investing news and career advice in […]
Sacramento Bee to change stock listings again
Armando Acuña, the public editor of the Sacramento Bee, writes Sunday that the paper will change its stock listings once again, but hasn’t decided what it’s going to do. Acuña writes, “Now The Bee is on the verge of redesigning its stock page, with one substantial difference: It has solicited readers’ opinions. “For several days, […]
Washington state paper cuts stock listings
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 […]
