A quick measure of competitiveness Analyzing gross profit can be a valuable way for investors (and journalists) to better understand how an entity is competing
Although the United Kingdom hasn’t formally invoked Article 50 to begin its withdrawal from the European Union, much has been speculated about the consequences. Since
Real estate websites are great tools for consumers looking to buy, sell or rent property. They’re equally helpful to business reporters developing a variety of
Domestic manufacturing has become an even bigger story as the national election looms. This blog outlines business stories to pursue on this timely topic. Explore innovative
Reporters across the nation covering mass transit initiatives in the upcoming ballot can turn to the National Transportation Database for vital insights. According to the
Consolidated statements: Information goldmines The word ‘consolidated’ in financial statement titles signals that subsidiary company financials are added to parent company financials. Large economic entities
Looking for new beats as a business reporter? Consider writing on the cotton industry, an often overlooked crop story with tension, volatility and drama. This
Developing daily story ideas on the business beat isn’t always easy. But thanks to Twitter, finding stories and reliable data is a lot easier for today’s business
With the fall season almost underway, what better time to consider the apple industry as subject matter for your agribusiness coverage. This blog outlines some
America faces a food waste crisis: The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates 30 to 40 percent of the country’s food supply goes unused. Journalists can explore
Chances are, you have a Local First or similar movement in your area, designed to build more vibrant communities and foster local economic development. Kimber
Business associations such as chambers of commerce can be hotbeds of stories and sources and often intersect local government, economic development and the community. Get
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