The Toledo Blade said in its Saturday newspaper that it was moving its stock and mutual fund listings to its web site.
“Instead, the paper will publish a short list of Stocks of Local Interest each day and on Sunday in the Business section.
“The Sunday table includes interest rates, foreign currencies, and commodities, as well as some stock market information.
“Readers wanting to check on any stocks or mutual funds each day can find them on the paper’s Web site, at toledoblade.com/business.”
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:sad: the listings in the paper were much more convienient. New listing not worth using .
very inconvenient. many people can not go to the library to check the listings. what else will you be eliminating? we may have to cancel our subscription.
:evil:I subscribed to The Blade mainly to get the complete stock listings. I can't look them up on your web site and post to my spreadsheets that are in the same computer. Reconsider your poor dicision and start listing the stocks and mutual funds again.