Intuit, the producer of business-management software, is predicting that the U.S. population of on-demand employees will more than double by 2020. What are on-demand employees? Forbes
Over the past few months, we’ve covered a lot of stories with a focus on Millennials, now the largest generation in the country. It’s ranged over
While it’s easy to get caught up in the national implications of the economy, trends across the country produce many local stories. Finding them will help
Manufacturing reporting and money reporting go hand-in-hand. Every U.S. city has a factory somewhere and covering them is just as important as any other business story.
When it comes to reporting on the finances of private companies and nonprofits, the piles of paperwork and legal jargon can be daunting. Taking the time
Reno, Nev., has been known primarily for three things through its history: as gold-rush town, a place to get a divorce, and gambling. Now, it
Earlier this month, the Reynolds Center hosted a workshop on finding and following the money at the Canadian Association of Journalists 2015 conference. Christopher Waddell,
The following observations are by Reynolds Center President Andrew Leckey, who has visited China numerous times. BEIJING—The sights and sounds of a booming, brash, somewhat
The man behind the online black marketplace Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht, was sentenced Friday to life in prison without parole, Wired reported. The judge also
Earlier this week, we told you about concerns over retail sales. On Friday, there was another surprise indication that the economy might be faltering. Consumer
Zipcar, Uber, Airbnb. These names are familiar to savvy consumers, but city officials have been slow to catch on to the sharing economy trend. Now,
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