Ali Breland of Mother Jones writes about how Amazon.com Inc. uses aggressive public relations tactics with the reporters who cover the company. Breland writes, “But of the dozen journalists I spoke with for this story, most of whom...
Business Insider’s tech team is looking for a full-time reporter to help cover Microsoft. The last 7 years has seen the resurgence of Microsoft as a technological, corporate, and political power, amid a successful...
Elaine Izadi of The Washington Post examines the Checks and Balances Project, which looks into corporate activities but whose recent investigations have drawn ethical scrutiny. Izadi reports, “When it investigated the hotel industry, it was...
Amazon has bought MGM for $8.45 billion in a deal that will see the retail giant get access to an extensive film and TV show catalog to add to its Prime Video content. CNN’s...
AT&T and Discovery are negotiating the spinoff of AT&T’s media business and its merger with Discovery Inc. Bloomberg’s Ed Hammond reported: AT&T Inc. is preparing to spin off its media business and merge it...
A ransomware attack has caused the shutdown of Colonial Pipeline Co.’s entire network as the company works with cybersecurity experts to restore normal operation. Reuters’ Devika Krisha Kumar and Laila Kearney reported: The southeastern...
Peloton is recalling all treadmills after one child died and numerous people were injured by the equipment. CNBC’s Lauren Thomas reported: Peloton announced Wednesday voluntary recalls of both its treadmill machines over safety concerns....
Thomson Reuters exceeded first quarter revenue and operating profit forecasts on Tuesday, helped by gains in its three main divisions and a rebounding economy, as the global news and information company predicted full-year sales...
An editor’s note posted on The Intercept Friday defends reporter Mara Hvistendahl‘s reporting about Oracle’s involvement in Asia. The note states, “In response to The Intercept’s recent coverage of Oracle, the company’s executive vice...
William Cohan writes for Vanity Fair about how Wall Street law firm Paul Weiss threatened business journalists Sujeet Indap and Max Frumes, the coauthors of a new book, “The Caesars Palace Coup,” about their reporting for the...
