David Roeder of the Chicago Sun-Times reports that competitor Chicago Tribune would drop its standalone business section under a redesign proposal posted at the newspaper earlier this week.
“The redesigned paper would have a three-section format, Tribune employees said. They said the other sections would be for features, with a working title of Live, and Sports.
“Sam Zell, chairman of Tribune Co., has ordered cost cuts at all its newspapers to combat steep declines in advertising. Properties such as the Orlando Sentinel and the Baltimore Sun have completed the process, with the flagship Tribune targeting the end of September for the debut of its design.”
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