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Daily Journal Corp. engages in the business of publishing newspapers and websites reporting California and Arizona news and producing several specialized information publications. It operates through the following segments: Traditional Business, Journal Technologies, and Corporate. The Traditional Business segment includes newspapers of general circulation. The Journal Technologies segment provides case management software and related services to courts and other justice agencies. The company was founded on December 31, 1969 and is headquartered in Los Angeles, CA.

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Mar 14 6:06pm ET Daily Journal Corp receives expected non-compliance letter from Nasdaq by TipRanks Feb 20 6:14am ET Daily Journal Corp. Shareholders Elect Directors, Approve Incentive Plan by TipRanks

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