Executive editor Mike Connelly wrote, “The Herald-Tribune has reduced the number of stocks and mutual funds listed in the daily newspaper. As more investors use the Internet to track their investments, the expense of publishing daily stock listings has become harder for newspapers to justify, particularly as the economic slowdown forces newspapers and many other businesses to reduce costs. We continue to list the 2,400 most actively traded stocks and mutual funds.
“If an issue that is important to you is omitted, please call or e-mail Assistant Business Editor Gerard Walen at 361-4872 or gerard.walen@ heraldtribune.com. Meanwhile, visit heraldtribune.com/stocks for tools that make it easy to track your portfolio. And coming soon: A redesign of heraldtribune.com that will provide even better stock information.”
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