Can you write a strong narrative about a business transaction? Yes, and here's proof.
The writers have taken a significant event -- Wells Fargo buying Wachovia -- and told a story.
They start with action; about five grafs in, they pause to provide context and set the stage for where the story's going to take you; and then they resume the narrative with a line that clearly picks up the action where it left off. In this case, it's, "For Mr. Steel, the latest chapter began Thursday night ..." and off you go.
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