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KY_EnviroGuy

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5. Yes, nowadays it's all about corporate success and power.

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #3)

Tue Aug 6, 2019, 01:44 PM

Aug 2019

Seems I recall back in the 90s they were reasonably neutral and somewhat balanced but since WSJ took over, it seems mostly right-leaning in their attitudes.

Don't read them much anymore except an occasional market check, but still like their individual stock snapshots and charts.

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Got a chuckle over seeing these two headlines.... [View all] KY_EnviroGuy Aug 2019 OP

Typical Market Watch Wellstone ruled Aug 2019 #1

1)So wait, folks file and then lose jobs(?); 2)Didn't know jaguars breathe fire; Backseat Driver Aug 2019 #2

Thanks. So much meaning and depth in that photo. KY_EnviroGuy Aug 2019 #4

Market Watch reports on business like the most clueless form of Downton Abbey... hlthe2b Aug 2019 #3

Yes, nowadays it's all about corporate success and power. KY_EnviroGuy Aug 2019 #5

I was referring to the public radio show... Is that likewise associated with WSJ? hlthe2b Aug 2019 #6