David Schutt, a key member of Barron’s editing team for more than a decade, died this week after a long illness. A story on its website states, “David left his mark on Barron’s in countless ways, big and...
Christopher Parkes, a Financial Times journalist, has died at the age of 75 Jurek Martin of the FT writes, “That was followed by a stint as consumer industries correspondent in London, where he wrote...
Janet Lowe, former business editor of the San Diego Union-Tribune, died Dec. 31 at the age of 79. John Wilkens of the Union-Tribune writes, “After years of public-relations work, freelance writing and stints at small...
Joseph Blade, a longtime business reporter for the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, died last month at the age of 85. Sharyn Jackson of the Star-Tribune writes, “In 1975, Blade authored a series of stories about mistreatment of...
Ann Perry, a former San Diego Union-Tribune business writer whose nationally syndicated personal finance columns ranged from new-baby planning to ethical wills, died Saturday at the age of 65, reports John Wilkens of the...
Larry Williams, the Philadelphia Inquirer business editor who led its Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, died last week at the age of 74. Bob Fernandez of The Inquirer writes, “But...
Robert Miller, the business section columnist for the Dallas Morning News who worked for the paper for 64 years, died Saturday at the age of 96. Terry Box of the Morning News writes, “Dennis...
Bradley J. Fikes, The San Diego Union-Tribune’s biotechnology reporter, died on Thursday. He was 62. He had been at the paper since 2012. He has been covering the industry since 1990, most recently for...
Bernard Thomas Flanagan, who served as publisher of Barron’s, died on Nov. 11 at the age of 88. A MarketWatch.com story states, “Flanagan rose through the Dow Jones ranks to serve as publisher of...
Julie Rohrer, a longtime business journalist who chronicled well-known investors such as Julian Robertson, has died at the age of 81. An obituary states, “After Wheaton, Ms. Rohrer moved to Manhattan and began a...
