Some of Friday’s top business news stories: Associated Press Record economic plunge, bleak jobs numbers reveal virus toll, by Martin Crutsinger, Paul Wiseman Amid the pandemic, Big Tech reports mixed earnings, by Michael Liedtke,...
Joey D’Urso, former media and politics reporter at BuzzFeed, has begun a number of projects including as an on-air contributor for Times Radio and writing for Times Red Box and the Reuters Institute for...
General Motors booked a loss of $806 million for the second quarter, suffering the effects of factory closures prompted by the pandemic. Tom Krishner reported the news for the AP: Even though General Motors...
Some of Thursday’s top business news stories: Associated Press Fed sees dim economic outlook as virus squeezes economy, by Christopher Rugaber US energy use hit 30-year low during pandemic shutdowns, by Matthew Brown CNN...
The National Catholic Reporter has appointed Bill Mitchell as its publisher and Barbara Fraser as its climate editor. In his new role, Mitchell will oversee editorial-related matters and advertising, circulation and marketing and will...
The Dallas Morning News is partnering with Black-owned publication, Texas Metro News with the aim to boost coverage of Dallas’ communities of color, especially in southern Dallas. Under the partnership, Texas Metro News will...
BBC will be axing Newsround’s afternoon edition after almost 50 years. The move comes as audiences for its bulletins continue to decline during the pandemic lockdown and an increasing number of young viewers switch...
The Poynter Institute has selected 57 emerging journalists for its second year of the Poynter-Koch Media and Journalism Fellowship program. This year’s group includes not only reporters, but also visual journalists, designers and opinion...
The Washington Post has named Krissah Thompson as managing editor for diversity and inclusion. In her new role, Thompson will be responsible for ensuring significant, consistent progress on diversity and inclusiveness in every activity,...
The heads of the four largest tech companies in the world will today answer questions in a Congress hearing on possible anti-competitive practices. David Shepardson and Nandita Bose reported the news for Reuters: The...
