Secondary beats as assigned by the business desk. Actively engage in both the print and digital platforms, updating stories throughout the day and aggressively using social media to both inform and interact with readers. Stay in front of the competition by mining sources, staying on top of what is happening and monitoring what competitors are up to. A keen eye for story and a deft writing touch are critical.
This business reporter must be an enterprising, aggressive and online-savvy journalist to report on the issues Connecticut residents face when spending and saving money.
This beat includes a watchdog component to warn readers about investment opportunities that have spurred complaints or arrests. Tax issues, especially those of particular interest to Connecticut, also are part of this reporter’s assignment.
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