A tolerance. B skepticism. C approval. D uncertainty.

A guarding it against malpractices. B protecting it from being defamed. C winning trust from consumers. D raising the quality of its products.

A less controversial. B more effective. C more lasting. D less severe.

A has an impact on their decision. B comes across as reliable evidence. C increases the chance of being penalized. D constitutes part of the investigation.

A Its negative effects on businesses are often overlooked. B The necessary amount of companies' spending on it is unknown. C Companies' financial capacity for it has been overestimated. D It has brought much benefit to the banking industry.

A the high cost of operation. B the increasing online ad sales. C the pressure from its investors. D the complaints from its readers.

A end the print edition for good. B make strategic adjustments. C seek new sources of readership. D aim for efficient management.

A helps restore the glory of former times. B is meant for the most loyal customers. C will have the cost of printing reduced. D expands the popularity of the paper.

A traditional luxuries can stay unaffected. B cautiousness facilitates problem-solving. C aggressiveness better meets challenges. D legacy businesses are becoming outdated.

A Shift to Online Newspapers All at Once B Make Your Print Newspaper a Luxury Good C Keep Your Newspapers Forever in Fashion D Cherish the Newspaper Still in Your Hand