Longtime business journalist Maria Saporta is moving her column from the Atlanta Business Chronicle to a new publication called the Atlanta Civic Circle. Saporta writes, “Over the years, SaportaReport has grown significantly thanks to...
Henry Dubroff, the editor in chief and founder of the Pacific Business Times, writes about how the publication has survived as it celebrates its 20th anniversary. Dubroff writes, “Nothing is guaranteed but no crisis...
The Cincinnati Business Courier has hired Meg Garner as its digital editor. Garner has previously been at the Nashville Business Journal, a sister paper, covering financial companies. She has been at the paper for three-and-a-half years....
Buffalo Business First editor Jeff Wright will retire May 1, after 25 years at Business First and a 42-year career in journalism. Donna Collins of Business First writes, “Wright became editor of Business First in...
The Denver Business Journal has filed a public-records lawsuit against Denver International Airport to reveal independent panel members that recommended DIA CEO Kim Day should hire Great Hall Partners for a $1.8 billion renovation project....
Providence Business News, southern New England’s leading business publication, is looking for an enterprising, energetic reporter to help cover one of the nation’s most diverse business communities. From finance to manufacturing and health care,...
Mark Meltzer, the executive editor of the Atlanta Business Chronicle, is leaving the paper after 22 years, including 20 as executive editor. His last day is Friday. He will not be replaced. “It’s been...
The Houston Business Journal has hired Sara Samora, who will cover general assignments, which entails breaking news, Special Report features and Face to Face profiles. A story on its website states, “‘I’m very excited...
The Central Penn Business Journal is seeking an experienced multimedia journalist to join and grow with our award-winning editorial team. Specifically, this position will monitor and cover real estate, construction and development. The topics...
Bill Roy, the editor of the Wichita Business Journal, disclosed to his readers that he has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig’s disease. Roy writes, “Which is ironic, since I was...
