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> "For some reason, people who would never read an article in the Wall Street Journal about Procter and Gamble acquiring a new shampoo company will devour conte
by europeanguy 4y ago
> "For some reason, people who would never read an article in the Wall Street Journal about Procter and Gamble acquiring a new shampoo company will devour content about Microsoft acquiring a tech startup they’ve never heard of."
Good point, I'll grand you that, but I'm on the other side. I don't want to hear less about Microsoft acquiring tech startups, I want to hear more about Procter and Gamble acquiring shampoo companies.
My guess is that journalists that write such articles exist, but possibly they publish in specialist journals / magazines...?
- jtode 4y agoYou seem like a prime candidate for a subscription to the WSJ, my good europeanguy.
- europeanguy 4y agoCan you go on the WSJ front page and point out to me one story that's like the "Procter and gamble acquire something obscure"? The WSJ send to be to be exactly like regular news, but themed to look like business, as opposed to what I'm looking for, actual business.
- dlgeek 4y agoAdmitedly it wasn't on the front page, but how about "Kroger-Albertsons Antitrust Review Likely to Focus on Local Store Overlap" (https://www.wsj.com/articles/kroger-albertsons-antitrust-review-likely-to-focus-on-local-store-overlap-11666344601 https://www.wsj.com/articles/kroger-albertsons-antitrust-rev...)
- europeanguy 4y agoFun, thank you!