This year’s winners showcase how technology, collaboration, and storytelling continue to evolve across the media landscape — from bold investigative work to cutting-edge audience engagement.
Here are the business-related winners:
Winner:
STAT
Winner:
Bloomberg Businessweek
“Unsafe Online: Families Are Going After Snapchat for the Teen Fentanyl Crisis”
Winner:
Bloomberg News
“Iran’s Oil Kingpin”
2nd Place:
Fortune
“Nike is broken. Can Elliott Hill fix it?”
Winner:
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (icij.org)
“Caspian Cabals”
2nd Place:
A Collaborative Investigation by OCCRP, Swedish Television (SVT), and 30 Other Media Partners
“Scam Empire”
3rd Place:
The Examination, Salud con lupa, La Bot, Initium Media, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, New Arab
“Nicotine Networks”
Winner:
STAT Adam Feuerstein
“Adam Feuerstein: Truth-teller on the Biotech Industry”
2nd Place:
Working Strategies, Amy Lindgren
“Working Strategies”
Winner:
Bloomberg News
“Why Europe Is Unprepared to Defend Itself”
Winner:
STAT
“STAT’s revelatory effort to monitor CDC data in real time”
All of the winners are here.
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