Join us at #IRE19: Visualizing the State and Local Economy
Arriving early for #IRE19? Attendees at the conference in Houston are invited to save the afternoon of June 12 for
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Reynolds Weekly: June 3, 2019
Tariff–ying news for U.S.-Mexico trade? President Trump announced late last week that he plans to impose a 5% tariff on
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Do Your Readers Know About National 529 Day?
Do your readers know about National 529 College Savings Plan Day? If so, they could win benefits and special incentives
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Reynolds Weekly: May 27, 2019
Looking for business stories to cover? We’ve put together a list of resources and story ideas you can use in
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Localizing the Worldwide Helium Shortage
Helium is the second-most common element in the universe. Not to burst anyone’s bubble, but experts warn that the world’s
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Collaboration Nation: Takeaways from #ASJA2019
Editors, freelance journalists and content marketing writers flocked to downtown New York City earlier this month for American Society of
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Reynolds Center Accepts Entries for Barlett & Steele Awards
Entries are now being accepted for the 2019 Barlett & Steele Awards for Investigative Business Journalism, the nation’s top investigative
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Check a Subject’s Political Connections
We’re coming up—again!—on an election cycle which has become practically a full-time business. This is a period where political reporters
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3 (Seriously Simple) Ways to Save for an Emergency
The lack of U.S. emergency savings is a news story that consistently receives attention, but the statistics just aren’t budging.
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Reporter’s Brief: Covering Medical Residencies
Before doctors with medical degrees can be licensed to practice independently, they must spend three to seven years completing an
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Planning Your Summer Hiring Coverage
With Memorial Day approaching, it’s not too soon to start planning your coverage of summer hiring or take a pulse
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Kon Mari: A Fresh Angle on Spring Cleaning Stories
Earlier this year, as Japanese organizing expert Marie Kondo moved her popular KonMari method from best-selling book to Netflix sensation, donations
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Reynolds Weekly: April 29, 2019
Elderly employees: assemble! McDonalds announced Wednesday that it was partnering with the nonprofit AARP to hire more older employees. To
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Write for the Format the Audience Expects
Anyone can get into a rut. When you’re a working journalist, a rut can become so deep that you no
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New Survey Says Boomers Are More Savvy About Online Security Than Millennials
Baby boomers beat out tech-savvy millennials in guarding their online security, according to a survey of over 4,000 internet users
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Reynold’s Weekly: April 22, 2019
Ridesharing Drivers Concerned About Wages Lyft and Uber drivers have said that while riders are paying higher fees during price
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Three Ways Your Readers Can Save More Money for Retirement
Contribution limits to qualified retirement plans for U.S. workers increased in 2019. U.S. workers can now save up to $19,000
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Make Sure the Trend or Event Is Really New
Trends are a great topic for any sort of journalism and are of particular interest in business. Knowing where companies
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Unravel the Mysteries of Medicare for Readers
Every day, 10,000 Americans turn 65, which means they qualify for health coverage from Medicare. The size of that number
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Reynolds Weekly: April 15, 2019
Income-Share Agreements Replace Student Loans Instead of taking out loans, students may be able to make a deal with investors
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Time for Journalists to Take a Big Step Back from Tech
Oxford University and Reuters did a big study of how U.K. media covered artificial intelligence. Here are some of the
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