It’s the “bible” for Wall Street professionals, who take in the print and digital content (usually over the weekend) and then plunge into the serious work on Monday morning, leveraging what they learned in the authoritative Barron’s magazine.
Barron’s, owned by Dow Jones & Company Inc., is a publication that we can say “moves the market”.
The company advertises: “Prosper in a pivotal time with the trusted insights and in-depth analysis that have been guiding investors since 1921.”
The October 9, 2017 issue is devoted to sustainable investing. The title of the Special Section is “Fund Quarterly – The Top Sustainable Funds.”
The scope of the content is an important development for both investment professionals and for corporate managements. This brief explains the why.
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