The Colorado Springs Gazette will move its business section into its metro section beginning Tuesday, writes editor Jeff Thomas in Sunday’s paper.
“On Saturdays, stocks and mutual-fund listings will be replaced with a page of market summaries, as is done currently Tuesdays-Fridays.”
Read more here. The Colorado Springs paper joins a number of other papers, including the Dayton Daily News, Akron Beacon Journal, Orange County Register and Denver Post, that have cut their standalone business sections since the beginning of 2007.
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