Business Insider executive editor Joe Weisenthal and deputy editor Nicholas Carlson recently gave college students advice on how to be a great business journalist, reports Dan Reimold of PBS MediaShift. Here is some of...
Sylvia Nasar, a business journalism professor at Columbia University, has filed a lawsuit against the university for misdirecting funds in her professorship, reports Christine Haughney of the New York Times. Haughney writes, “The suit,...
Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications announced a partnership Wednesday with Bloomberg L.P. to prepare students for careers in business journalism and communications. The partnership, which is launching this spring with...
The Society of American Business Editors and Writers will hold a telephone conference call next week for business journalists interested in covering angles of the sequestration. The call will be held on Monday, March...
Louise Story of The New York Times writes for a Columbia University website, Covering Business, about how an MBA can help a business journalist. Story writes, “Accounting, Statistics, Excel – if those sound like...
More than $10,000 in scholarship and travel aid is available for journalists hoping to attend SABEW’s 50th annual spring conference April 4-6 in Washington, D.C. The scholarships will be funded by the Goldschmidt Family...
Steve Shepard, who was editor of BusinessWeek magazine for 20 years and then became the founding dean of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, announced Monday that he is stepping down at the end...
Business journalists in Hong Kong understand potential conflicts of interest, yet some still trade in stocks of companies that they cover, according to new research from the London School of Economics. “The most striking...
The Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists is offering a one-day program for business journalists in New York on March 6. To apply, go here. Through intensive lectures and hands-on exercises, the Wharton Seminars for...
An event examining global economic coverage by the business press will be held in New York on Tuesday morning. The event, called “Are we Being Served?” will be held at the New York Law School,...
