Bolante, Puget Sound Business Journal photographer, dies at 58
Anthony Bolante, the award-winning Puget Sound Business Journal photographer, died Thursday due to complications following a stroke. He was 58. Editor in chief Ryan Lambert writes, “Bolante joined the Business Journal in 2011 as a seasoned photojournalist who had built an extensive portfolio through his work with Reuters, Getty Images, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the Bellevue Journal-American and […]
Larson, former Fort Wayne Biz Weekly journalist, dies at 68
Cindy Lou Larson, a former reporter for the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, died May 5. She was 68. Lisa Esquivel Long of the Business Weekly writes, “Larson worked many years at The News-Sentinel as a copy editor and as a feature writer. A New Haven High School graduate, she attended business school and worked […]
LeDuc, former reporter for Fort Wayne Biz Weekly, dies
Doug LeDuc, a former reporter for the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, died May 11. Lisa Esquivel Long of the Business Weekly writes, “LeDuc started at Business Weekly in 2006, just a year after the business journal started. Before that he covered business news at The News-Sentinel 1989-2006. He was first hired as a business […]
Schroeder, former Businessweek and WSJ journalist, dies at 72
Michael Schroeder, who worked business journalist at The Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, and The Detroit News, was killed May 4 in a car accident in Florida. He was 72. Former colleague Eric Starkman writes, “In the mid-80s, most U.S. publications were facing economic pressures and virtually every publication I applied to had a hiring freeze. I figured […]
Nankivell, former Financial Post editor, dies at 91
Neville Nankivell, former editor-in-chief, publisher and columnist for the Financial Post, died May 3 of cancer at his home in Ottawa. He was 91. An obituary states, “In 1956, after joining the Canadian Press, he moved to Toronto and graduated from the University of Toronto with a Master of Commerce degree. He captained the 1959 […]
Hoelterhoff, founder of Bloomberg Muse, has died
Manuela V. Hoelterhoff, a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and editor who founded Bloomberg Muse, has died. She was 77 and had been battling cancer. Her career has included various assignments at The Wall Street Journal, including arts editor, books editor and member of the editorial board. She was founder and executive editor of Muse, Bloomberg’s arts […]
Nelson, who transformed Reuters, dies at 97
Michael Nelson, the executive who oversaw Reuters game-changing transformation from a traditional news agency into a provider of electronic information to the financial markets, died April 30 at the age of 97. The Baron website writes, “By 1962 – at the age of only 33 – he returned to London as global head of economic […]
Lalli, former Money managing editor, has died
Frank Lalli, a former investigative reporter at Forbes and managing editor at Money from 1987 to 1998, has died. Michele Willens of Our Town writes, “He pushed me, but in a good way, and sure enough, that work had impact. Then, when I moved to New York, he insisted I come work for him at […]
McMahon, Bloomberg West Coast editor, dies at 48
Tamsin McMahon, West Coast editor on weekends for Bloomberg News, died last month from breast cancer. She was 48. Before joining Bloomberg last year, McMahon was managing editor of Lookout Santa Cruz when it won a Pulitzer Prize in 2024. McMahon spent nearly eight years at The Globe and Mail, including two years as a real […]
Samuelson, WGN ag industry reporter for 60 years, dies at 91
Orion Samuelson, who covered the agriculture business for 60 years, primarily for Chicago’s WGN, died March 16 at the age of 91. Michael S. Rosenweld of The New York Times reports, “In a deep, baritone voice, Mr. Samuelson relayed news about the price of soybeans, grains and other commodities; quoted livestock prices; and read the weather […]
