NEW YORK, Oct 29 (Reuters) - The Wall Street Journal will close its Boston bureau to save money, and shift coverage of the mutual fund industry to its money and investing reporting team, the newspaper's editor said on Thursday. [read full story]
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The Wall Street Journal is closing its Boston bureau, leaving in place an “investigative function.” Dow Jones will keep its Newswires bureau and MarketWatch team. In a memo to the staff (embedded below), Editor-in-Chief Robert...
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By Robert MacMillan NEW YORK, Oct 29 (Reuters) - The Wall Street Journal will close its Boston bureau to save money, and shift coverage of the mutual fund industry to its money and investing reporting team, the newspaper's...
The Wall Street Journal is closing its Boston bureau, leaving in place an “investigative function.” Dow Jones will keep its Newswires bureau and MarketWatch team. In a memo to the staff (embedded below), Editor-in-Chief Robert...
The Wall Street Journal is closing its Boston bureau, leaving in place an “investigative function.” Dow Jones ( NYSE: NWS ) will keep its Newswires bureau and MarketWatch team. In a memo to the staff (embedded below),...
