Reynolds Weekly: Friday, February 15, 2019
Airlines Will Add Non-Binary Gender Ticketing Options Southwest, United, Delta, Alaska, and American Airlines will be adding “undisclosed” and “unspecified”
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Covering Government Shutdowns
Government shutdowns take place when appropriation bills or continuing resolutions that would fund the government aren’t passed. These temporary funding
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Reynolds Weekly: Friday, February 8, 2019
Does cleaning spark joy? No, but organization might… Author of “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up” and star of her
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The Tech Industry and Censorship
The tech industry prides itself on being forward looking and innovative. Enlightened and progressive. As well as its new approach
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Reynolds Weekly: February 1, 2019
Cannabis Stocks Rise with the Signing of the Farm Bill The 2018 Farm Bill, signed into law by President Trump,
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The Mysterious Thing Called Money Is Different from What You Thought
This is a brief story of money, social media, and an unexpected assignment. There was a discussion on Twitter that
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Make Safety First on Your Topic List
All business reporters learn to follow corporate financials and stock performance. But all that is just money, not the boundaries
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How to Report on the Green New Deal
The Green New Deal proposes investing in more green jobs and technology in hopes of combating climate change. The U.S.
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Reynolds Weekly: Friday, January 25, 2019
Microsoft versus the housing crisis Microsoft announced that it would join forces with nonprofit groups to “address the ‘affordable housing
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Here’s Why Oil Is Part of Your Beat
You might think that oil is the province of reporters covering the energy industry and its companies. Not at all.
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A Freelancer’s Guide to Collecting Payments
One of the hard truths about freelancing is that some clients don’t often pay on time, if at all. And
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Getting to the Basics of Blockchain
If anything has skated along on a pool of hype and general lack of understanding, it’s been blockchain. The technology
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Reynolds Weekly: Friday, January 18, 2019
Climate Change Is Putting Wild Coffee Plants at Risk A British botanist has found that 60 percent of wild coffee
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For 2019, Embrace #MeToo and Look Beyond It
This last year has been turbulent in many ways. One of them for business journalism has been learning far more
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Three Smart Strategies to Report on Rising Inflation
The nation’s central bank, the Federal Reserve, raised its benchmark interest rate at its December 19th meeting for the fifth
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The Business of Freelancing
If you want to freelance for a living rather than a hobby, it’s essential to treat it as a business.
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Alert Readers to Growing Cellphone Fraud Scams
With millions of U.S. consumers using digital devices to pay bills and shop online, clever crooks have figured out a
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Reynolds Weekly: Friday, January 11, 2019
Innovative Vending Machines An automated bread-making and baking machine will hit three grocery chains this year for a trial run,
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Amazon HQ2 was a Tipoff on a Big Business Topic
Whatever your beat, you had to hear about Amazon HQ2. A beauty contest arranged by the retail giant to pick
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Covering Real Estate Tech
Tech startups are changing how home buyers, sellers and real estate agents interact. Companies called iBuyers (short for investment buyers)
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How to Handle an Oncoming Recession in Your Coverage
Good things don’t last forever, as you’ve likely heard when experts have talked about stock market gains. Shares have taken
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