One of the longest running newspapers in the world, which started as a notice pinned to a coffee shop wall, will soon permanently stop the presses.
Lloyd's List, which calls itself the "world's oldest newspaper," will transition to an online-only publication by December.
It began in 1734 as a bulletin of information about ship arrivals, departures and casualties in London and continues to cover news of maritime commerce, insurance and energy.
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