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January 12, 2012
For The New York Times, freelancer Eilene Zimmerman produced a quick-hit look at five businesses that failed in 2011. It’s a story that could be
For The New York Times, freelancer Eilene Zimmerman produced a quick-hit look at five businesses that failed in 2011. It’s a story that could be
The pre-dawn events of the day after Thanksgiving may cause some reporters’ adrenaline to jump as they attempt to cover the door-busting frenzy in their
Food has been a … well, hot item for business writers this year, between recalls and price hikes and production problems caused by wild weather
It’s another one of those notions that seemingly popped up out of nowhere and suddenly is a part of the zeitgeist: Blow-dry bars, the newest
Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) is offering the Consumer Product Safety Commission‘s injury and death database. The 2006-2009 data includes records on more than 13,500
Custom software, PR firms, lobbyists, stock offerings and major American companies trying to woo business – are those the hallmarks of an up-and-coming social media
Friggatriskaidekaphobia. It sounds like a muttered epithet but it’s the technical terms for fear of Friday the 13th, the oddity of the calendar which folklore
What is it about coffee? The bitter liquid brew of the mountain bean – reportedly discovered by an Ethiopian goat herder – seems to stirs
Jennifer Reingold, senior editor for Fortune magazine, traveled with Procter & Gamble executives to rural China to watch as the company studies people in developing
As business journalists we report and write often about the larger economy and the fortunes of companies and industries. But nothing beats the human interest
The Wall Street Journal continues its series “The Road Back” looking at a company that purchased the names of defunct retailers and is bringing them
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