Gary Graham, editor of The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Wash., writes Saturday about changes to its business news coverage.
“‘Look for more stories on local business and consumer trends, unique companies in our region, and business leaders sharing their insights.
“‘We also added a weekly ‘Community Snapshot’ provided by Eastern Washington University’s Institute for Public Policy & Economic Analysis. These graphs reveal much about how we live, work and play – from housing and employment, to recreation and transportation, to education and health care.’
“Maben said the front page of Sunday Business also will include a preview of local and national events in the coming week, and a syndicated column on subjects such as the workplace, money management, retirement and technology.
“Maben also noted that on Page 2 we’ve added a weekly consumer tip from the local Better Business Bureau, and we’ve reorganized Business Beat to report news items by industry. Look for more retail and development news in Business Beat in the weeks ahead.”
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