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Press releases are usually free. Companies use third party providers to ensure that every investor/subscriber receives information at exactly the same time. Pay
by dx034 9y ago
Press releases are usually free. Companies use third party providers to ensure that every investor/subscriber receives information at exactly the same time. Paying for company publications is extremely uncommon. For a public company I'm not even sure if that wouldn't be illegal.
You can still pay for premium services (via Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters, etc) but subscribing to company news releases can be easily done by just visiting a company's investor relations website.