Ryan Chittum of the Columbia Journalism Review interviewed Bloomberg News columnist Jonathan Weil, who has been writing about the problems on Wall Street for years. Here is an excerpt: The Audit: How do you...
John Miller and James Areddy of The Wall Street Journal report Thursday that China agreed to repeal a regulation requiring western news services to disclose sales data and other confidential information to a government-controlled Chinese...
Vicki Hyman of the Newark Star-Ledger profiles Fox Business Network anchor and managing editor Neil Cavuto, a longtime New Jersey resident. Hyman writes, “‘I hear ‘Depression.’ ‘It’s the end of the world.’ ‘If you’ve...
Dean Starkman of the Columbia Journalism Review argues that other media companies should join in Bloomberg LP‘s lawsuit against the Federal Reserve that seeks to force it to disclose the collateral behind $2 trillion...
Bloomberg News asked a U.S. court Friday to force the Federal Reserve to disclose securities the central bank is accepting on behalf of American taxpayers as collateral for $1.5 trillion of loans to banks. Mark...
Jeff Bercovici of Conde Nast Portfolio reports Friday that Bloomberg News is considering lifting its ban on the use of anonymous sources in stories. Bercovici writes, “As the rules now stand, any utterance that...
Elinore Longobardi of Columbia Journalism Review wonders why the business media, including recent cover stories in Fortune and Bloomberg Markets, are praising Treasury secretary Hank Paulson. Longobardi writes, “But the fundamental problem with these...
Seth Mnookin writes in the December issue of Vanity Fair about Norman Pearlstine, the former head of Time Inc’s magazine operations and The Wall Street Journal, who is now aiming to overhaul Bloomberg News,...
CBS News and CNBC received the most nominations for the sixth annual Emmy Awards for business and financial reporting. CBS News had 12 nominations, while CNBC received six. ABC and PBS had four, while...
Sarah Rabil of Bloomberg News reports Friday that BusinessWeek is ending its television show, which will result in the layoffs of nine employees. Rabil writes, “The show ‘doesn’t align with our core audience of...
