David Henry, a senior writer at Bloomberg Businessweek and one of a handful of business journalists remaining from before Bloomberg bought the publication, resigned on Monday.
Henry was covering banking on what Bloomberg calls the finance team. Some of his stories were used in Bloomberg Businessweek.
Prior to BusinessWeek being acquired by Bloomberg, Henry was an associate editor at the magazine.
Henry came to BusinessWeek in 2001 from USA Today, where he was the Wall Street columnist. Henry has also worked at Forbes, The Jackson Sun, The Nashville Banner, and The Des Moines Register.
In 2002, Henry received a Loeb Award and World Leadership Forum Business Journalist of the Year award in the Corporate Finance Division. He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University.
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Sad but typical. The Bloomberg acquisition of BW was a disaster from the staff perspective.
One correction: David worked for the wire, not the magazine.
The Bloomberg BusinessWeek bio for Henry, which is still online, calls him a senior writer for the magazine.
The tagline of his stories online, like this one http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/10_39/b4196051772374.htm say the same thing.
The item tried to convey that he was working for both the magazine and the wire.