The Baton Rouge Advocate announced in Saturday’s paper that it will start running a standalone business section every day during the week, but will also be cutting its stock and mutual fund listings.
“To date, The Advocate has dedicated two pages to business news articles; three pages to stock and commodities tables; and one to mutual fund listings.
“That will change.
“Under the redesign, at least three pages will include business news:
“The features will replace the ‘most-active’ list in the stock tables. Research shows the most-active list changes very little from day-to-day and is often filled with little-known, small-cap stocks that are subject to speculative trading.”
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