American Banker unveils new homepage

American Banker has a new homepage, writes editor in chief Chana Schoenberger. Schoenberger writes, “The new home page brings all of that together in one intuitive and visually engaging space. You’ll now find: Simpler navigation that helps you move effortlessly between breaking news, in-depth analysis, and exclusive research. Clear pathways to the tools and resources that matter […]

Atlanta biz editor: Coverage won’t change when print disappears

J. Scott Trubey, senior editor for business, climate and environment coverage at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, wrote about business news after the paper drops its print edition at the end of the year. Trubey writes, “In 2026, you can expect more from us. “We have three LinkedIn newsletters and look out for a business email newsletter […]

CNBC unveils new logo

CNBC has disclosed its new logo that marks an important milestone in its evolution as it prepare to become part of the Versant Media Group portfolio in 2026. The updated logo was first shared at Versant Investor Day earlier Thursday and will go live across CNBC platforms on Saturday, Dec. 13. A spokeswoman said that the […]

Hawaii Business cutting Parting Shot section from print magazine

Hawaii Business magazine is ending its “Parting Shot” section from its print magazine, writes editor in chief Jennifer Ablan. Ablan writes, “As we softly retire parting shot from the pages of Hawaii Business Magazine, we celebrate a feature that has long captured the essence of our community. For years, Parting Shot has spotlighted Hawaiʻi locals — […]

SCBiz to launch statewide initiative

The parent company Charleston Regional Business Journal, Columbia Regional Business Report and GSA Business Report  are putting them all under the SCBIZ moniker to create a stronger statewide brand. A story on the Charleston Regional Business Journal website states, “Executives throughout South Carolina can engage with SCBIZ content on their terms — via our website, email newsletters, print editions […]

Smallest daily newspaper with a standalone print section

dMost metropolitan daily newspapers expanded their print sections to include a business news section in the 1980s, following in the footsteps of the New York Times, which created the first standalone business news section in 1978. But in the first decade of the 21st century, virtually all of them cut that standalone business news section, […]

Dallas Morning News expands Sunday biz section

Dallas Morning News business editor Javier David writes about its expanded Sunday business section. David writes, “In our expanded Business Sunday section (read it now in your ePaper), you’ll find a look that’s more engaging — laid-back yet informative — that showcases our talented reporters and all that’s happening in the business world. The changes include: Doubling […]

Pensions & Investments unveil new website

Gennady Kolker and Julie Tatge of Pensions & Investments write about the new website for the Crain Communications publication. Kolker and Tatge write, “The new platform enhances how we publish, display and distribute our award-winning journalism — from breaking news and deep-dive analyses to data-rich special reports and rankings. Wherever you work in institutional investing — at an asset […]

Changes in stock listings upset Dallas Morning News readers

Recent changes in the stock listings in the Dallas Morning News have upset some readers, reports public editor Stephen Buckley. Buckley reports, “In early March, the Business section unveiled newly designed listings that featured 10-day summaries of the Dow Jones, the S&P 500, the Nasdaq and a couple of other major exchanges; foreign exchange rates; prices […]