Getting rid of stocks in menu???

Hi there,
Is there any way of getting rid of the stocks button on the main menu of an iphone as I am never ever going to use this?
Tom

Not at the moment. I would assume that once Feb rolls around and developers start building widgets for the iPhone, there will be an option to hide widgets, just like on the Mac desktop. But it's just an assumption.
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