Wall Street Journal to rename Saturday section: report
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The Wall Street Journal will rename its Saturday leisure section, the first significant step taken since Rupert Murdoch's News Corp agreed to buy the Journal's parent, Dow Jones & Co., the New York Times reported in its online edition.
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In NEW YORK story headlined, "U.S. stocks headed for weak  open; oil data on tap" please read in paragraph six "...senior  dealer at Binexx.com..." instead of "...senior dealer at  Bynexx.com..."
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Delta Air Lines Inc., the No. 3 U.S.  carrier which has been restructuring in efforts to avoid a  bankruptcy filing, is expected to slash fares and remove  restrictive rules such as Saturday-night stays, Time magazine  reported in its online edition on Sunday.
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NEW YORK/LONDON  - Standard &amp; Poor's Ratings Services, a unit of the McGraw-Hill Companies Inc  is set to announce changes to boost the integrity of its research, such as rotating analysts' coverage, newspapers said on Thursday.
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Fannie Mae&#39;s board has reached a decision on management changes in the wake of the accounting turmoil at the mortgage giant and will announce the changes later Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal says on its Web site, quoting an unnamed source.
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Media group Tribune Co.'s special  committee will meet again on Saturday to evaluate alternatives  that could split up the company or take it private, a source  familiar with the situation said on Friday.
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The Wall Street Journal, already roiled by a proposed takeover by Rupert Murdoch, will detail today a major newsroom shake-up, including the reassignment and replacement of several top editors, officials there say.
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The New York Times Co.'s move yesterday to write down the value of The Boston Globe and Worcester Telegram &amp; Gazette by $814 million reflects both the rapid shifts in technology and consumer habits undercutting traditional media as well as the challenges of the New England market.
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The stereotype of a Wall Street Journal reader--mid-50s, affluent and male--is pretty close to the reality, according to the paper's own research. But the Dow Jones publication continues its efforts to expand its audience with a national branding campaign that kicks off this week.
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The Times is to ditch its broadsheet edition and publish in a compact-only format starting on Monday. Almost a year ago, The Times followed in the footsteps of The Independent
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The Wall Street Journal said it will begin publishing a long-discussed Saturday edition, beginning in September of next year. The Journal said its Weekend Edition will be delivered at no additional charge
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Tribune Co.  plans to cut  several foreign correspondent positions at two of its daily  newspapers and reorganize its overseas coverage as it tries to  cut costs and stave off a revolt by one of its largest  shareholders.
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Dow Jones &amp; Co., a financial news provider and publisher of the Wall Street Journal, lowered third-quarter guidance on Wednesday, due to declining Journal advertising bookings for September.
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Starting Jan. 2, The Wall Street Journal will shrink in width by 3 inches, to an industry standard of 12 inches, reducing the space devoted to news by 10 percent.
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Time Inc has decided to close rather  than sell its monthly magazine Business 2.0, which has suffered  a decline in advertising revenue, the New York Times reported  in its online edition on Wednesday.
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The Wall Street Journal is moving to a smaller width and making other design changes in an effort to save money, draw in new readers, and make the paper available in more places.