Dan Miller, the business editor of the Chicago Sun-Times, has resigned, according to a story in Crain’s Chicago Business.
“‘The business section is going to be very tiny,’ he told Crain’s. ‘There isn’t much need for a business section editor when there isn’t much of a business section or staff to direct.’
“The rest of the business-news staff will likely be spared from cuts, either because they are needed or because of seniority, he said, according to a person there.”
Read more here. Miller was involved last year in an ethical controversy.
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