Editor Brian Tolley writes, “We know the Wall Street Journal Sunday Business pages are popular with you. I enjoy them, too. Unfortunately, Dow Jones, the company that owns the Journal, has decided to discontinue distribution of the pages, citing a need to focus on its core brand. That means we have to adjust; fortunately, we’ve been able to work out a deal to publish similar pages from USA Today in our Sunday editions. We’ll publish our last WSJ pages Feb. 15 and then switch to USA Today the following Sunday.”
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