For any business journalist—even if you don’t focus on finance—a public company’s 10-Ks (financial reports for the year) and 10-Qs (quarterly earnings reports) filed with
President Biden is expected to make a statement on broadening federal student loan forgiveness by the end of this month. Borrowers anxiously await that announcement
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Last week we talked about supply-side economics, including what it is and when it has been implemented through policy. This week we’ll go over a
As business journalists it is important to understand some macroeconomic theories even if you aren’t an economist. There are two theories we think you should
The government gets a lot of flack from businesses for not being ‘pro-business’, especially in election cycles. In reality, the government does a lot to
The federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), created in 1966, is an indispensable tool for reporters to understand how the government operates and its interactions
In the past few years, it has become clear that businesses can no longer remain silent on social issues. When the Supreme Court handed down
Stories about inflation are not just front-page news, but every-page news. From housing to transportation to retail, and everything in between, consumers and reporters alike
Last week it was declared that the S&P 500 slid far enough to officially put it in a bear market alongside the Nasdaq which has
Your 500-word assignment has ballooned to 750 words, and you’re convinced there’s no way to shorten it without destroying your carefully crafted prose. If that
June is Pride Month, a celebration of the queer community, and a common time for businesses to ‘rainbow wash.’ As a business journalist it is
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