In the last year, “fake news” became synonymous with the Trump campaign, election and administration. But the phrase is hardly new: According to Merriam-Webster, it’s
With Memorial Day around the corner, now’s a good time to plan your coverage of summer hiring stories. Here are three job angles to consider. Teens
The Office of Management and Budget released President Donald Trump’s full budget proposal for fiscal year 2018 Tuesday morning. It fleshed out ideas and priorities
The 10-Q, a publicly traded company’s quarterly report filed with the SEC, is a multi-purpose tool. You can use it to break news, to get a
The Census Bureau estimates that e-commerce sales topped $100 million in both the third and fourth quarters of last year. With the online retail landscape
Some journalists stay on the same beat for so long you could swear the industry would have to disband upon their retirement. But for most
Like all corporate filings, the 10-Q tends to present company information in the best light possible. It is written by accountants and lawyers, which means
With all the talk of alternative transportation, it’s easy to forget that a majority of people in the U.S. rely on cars every day. Though
The 2016 tax season is over. Which makes this the perfect time for your readers to start thinking about tax planning for next year. As of
The automotive industry has never been a richer source of business stories. Driverless cars, millennial buyers and President Trump’s initiatives to keep manufacturing jobs at home
A big part of breaking down a financial statement depends primarily on common sense: Looking at a company’s assets and liabilities. It’s also good to
As prom season approaches and teens across the country primp for a night on the town, businesses such as hair and nail salons, makeup artists, tailors,
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