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Post-Dispatch cuts 39 jobs
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Financial journalists surveyed
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Tribune's Newport News newspaper cuts 14 more positions
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Layoffs and hiring freezes at the Daily Press have come in small chunks, but collectively have decreased the employee count by close to 100 during the last few years, reports Chris Flores. Monday's layoffs were in a variety of positions in the newsroom, operations, finance and advertising departments. || Related memo.
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