A story on its website states, “Instead of the ‘Business Buzz’ column, the page will feature a weekly Q&A with a local person in business. This short interview with people at different stages in the business world—from entry-level to executive—aims to offer readers a variety of voices from throughout the region.
“So why the changes? It’s simple. We want to make Saturday Business interesting to anyone who has a wallet.”
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