The Fayetteville Observer is cuttings its standalone business section on Monday through Friday.
“We’re going to eliminate the free-standing Business section Monday through Friday and move Business inside Section A. The primary loss will be financial listings, but we’ll retain a half page of listings and a half-page package of financial tables. Meanwhile, we’ll add some local business content and beef up the offerings on the business page of our Web site, fayobserver.com.”
Read more here. Other North Carolina papers that have eliminated their standalone business section during the week include The (Raleigh) News & Observer and the Charlotte Observer.
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