The Malcolm Forbes Award for best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services or digital went to the Reuters staff of Paritosh Bansai, Tom Lassiter, Aditya Kaira, Duff Wilson and team for “The Phillip Morris Files.”
The judges wrote, “In industry after industry, companies with big lobbying budgets have managed to control and even dictate regulations without being seen.”
The Morton Frank Award for best magazine international business news reporting in print or digital went to Monte Reel of Bloomberg Businessweek for “How to Rebuild Puerto Rico.”
The judges wrote, “Monte Reel’s engagingly written account of the aftermath, ‘How to Rebuild Puerto Rico,’ is a sweeping, moving and financially literate account of Puerto Ricans’ struggle to recover.
See all of the winners here.
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