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13. That appeared to be their only way

Sun Sep 7, 2025, 07:32 AM

Sep 7

to get the more "casual business" crowd (e.g., Millennials) who might be put off by the RW-owned WSJ, Forbes, Barron's, or Bloomberg.

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I learned this today.... ShepKat Sep 6 #1

It works. I've been using it for about a month. GentryDixon Sep 6 #3

Or throw in a curse word underpants Sep 6 #4

what is that meant to do please? mahina Sep 6 #6

Now I've learned it today too BlueSpot Sep 6 #9

They had been legit with business news BumRushDaShow Sep 6 #8

Click Bait Roy Rolling Sep 7 #12

That appeared to be their only way BumRushDaShow Sep 7 #13

Reminds me of a modern day Stephen glass fujiyamasan Sep 7 #10

And it all started with "spell check" Layzeebeaver Sep 7 #11