Personally, I like to read Dealbook, but others like Eurotrash like to read the FT for financial news, Is it me or is this like going to a set of Partners for an answer vs a group of first year Analysts?
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I think they're much different. You could compare WSJ to FT...
Both are good. FT blows WSJ out of the water. FT is very thorough and unbiased in its reporting. Martin Wolf is the HNIC.
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