The Washington Post, which last week dramatically cut its published stock and mutual fund listings, is bringing some of them back at the request of its readers.
“Full listings of individual stocks and mutual funds will continue to appear in Sunday Business. Monday’s Washington Business will continue to publish expanded data on local stocks. You can find up-to-the-minute stock quotes, mutual fund data and investing tools at http://washingtonpost.com/markets.”
Read more here. The paper had previously cut back to 1,000 stocks and 2,000 mutual funds.
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I was surprised on June 19 to find PAX World deleted from the Mutual Fund listing which followed an earlier deletion of TIAA-CREF which seemed to have been pushed out by the multiple listing of firms like T. Rowe Price. The practice of this multiple listing makes the business section of the paper less valuable for this household.