The Kankakee Daily Journal in Illinois, which previously had eliminated the stock listings from its Sunday paper, has now brought them back due to reader demand.
“Well, I can happily report that the stock page has returned. It can be found today on page B3 as part of our new and expanded local Business section. Consider it a two-week summer vacation.
“Because we had never heard much concerning the stock page prior to its brief hiatus, it was part of what I mentioned in a previous column about changes to our Sunday edition. As I said previously: When readers speak, we listen. The stock page is a perfect example. In these turbulent economic times, keeping track of your money in the market is a good idea.”
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