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The Economist’s journey began on January 10, 1888, as the London Financial Guide, before it transformed into The Economist on February 13 of the same year. Its mission? To champion “The Sincere Financier, the Genuine Investor, the Reputable Broker, the Authentic Director, and the Lawful Speculator.” Initially, it was a concise four-page publication primarily serving the financial community in the City of London, competing with the slightly older and more audacious Financial News, founded in 1884.
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