Every so often I like to clear my desk of the Post-It notes, scratch paper and scribbled-on envelopes where inspirational nuggets tend to accumulate; the
We’re at the brink of proxy season now; one of the most interesting times of year to be a business journalist. Proxy statements – or
The annual April 15 income tax filing deadline looms, and just as late January is a good time for those early bird filing season stories,
One of the chief missions of this blog is to give “a kick in the butt” to business journalism. But it’s a tough balance. I
March 20 marks what might just be the most eagerly anticipated first full day of spring in memory, as the majority of consumers nationwide look
In a previous post, I discussed how to respond to the scalding of being scooped. Let’s turn it around. Where do you find your own
The spring that seemed like it would never arrive – and in many places across the U.S., still doesn’t – actually rolls around this week.
At only 22-years-old, one recent Arizona State University graduate has already accomplished what most professionals take years to achieve. Lauren Kyger has won the 2013
If you’re casting about for an interesting marketing or trends story, here’s one that could be adapted to just about any beat: The new domain
One of the weather-related stories I found intriguing over the past couple of months was the emergency telecommuting that had to be done; I figured
As a business writer, you might not have had the escalating military and political crisis in the Ukraine on your to-do radar screen, but as
Keith L. Herndon, a visiting professor at the University of Georgia and a 2013 fellow of the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism’s
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