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What the new Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, GM and Lorillard have in common

If you read yesterday’s print version of The Wall Street Journal, you might have notices a thread linking the three companies mentioned in our headline: full-page ads in the paper’s main news section.

If you read yesterday’s print version of The Wall Street Journal, you might have notices a thread linking the three companies mentioned in our headline: full-page ads in the paper’s main news section.
The first is from bankrupt General Motors (I wonder who’s paying for the ad, by

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