Pompeo writes, “Editor in chief Gerard Baker told employees Monday that the Journal will be ‘comprehensively overhauling our Money and Investing section – for digital and print – with faster and more lively real-time commentary on global markets and deeper analysis of the powerful trends moving the world of business and finance.’
“The Journal’s metro section, Greater New York, is likewise getting a revamp that will include ‘a broader range of news and features’ later this fall, he said.
“Meanwhile, the Journal is ‘developing plans to launch a new digital product in London for the large and vibrant financial market community there,’ according to Baker, who outlined the new initiatives in a wide-ranging internal memo, obtained by POLITICO, about the state of the Journal.”
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