"The easiest thing in the world for a reader to do is to stop reading." -Barney Kilgore Barney Kilgore was a newspaperman from Indiana who took The Wall Street Journal to heights unimagined before his arrival at the paper in 1941. For instance, when Kilgore joined the WSJ the circulation was a paltry 33,000. Under his direction, circulation rose to over one million by the early 1960s. With "creative destruction is …
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