[ad_1] Skyler Rossi Skyler Rossi will be joining Missouri Business Alert next week as a digital editor. Recently, she was reporting on entrepreneurship for Times of Entrepreneurship in Alexandria, Virginia. Rossi previously worked at Missouri Business Alert as a business reporter covering entrepreneurship and small business, focused on state-wide business trends. She was also an…
[ad_1] Stephen Steed Stephen Steed, a business journalist at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, died Sunday at the age of 62. Kyle Massey of Arkansas Business writes, “He was 62 and lived in Little Rock. For the past few weeks he had been working as the wire service editor for the Democrat-Gazette’s business section. He had been working…
[ad_1] Jacqueline Alemany The Washington Post has tapped Jacqueline Alemany as congressional investigations reporter. Recently, she has been serving as co-author of the Early 202, the morning political briefing by The Post. Before that, she was a Power Up anchor and reporter. She is also a contributor to MSNBC and NBC News. Prior to the…
[ad_1] Davey Alba Sarah Frier, Bloomberg’s Big Tech team leader, sent out the following announcement on Wednesday: I’m very excited to announce that Davey Alba will be joining us to help cover Google and Big Tech power in all its forms. She will start in May, based in New York. Davey comes to Bloomberg after…
[ad_1] Allison Cho The following excerpt announcement was sent out by The Washington Post’s multiplatform editing chief Courtney Rukan, deputy multiplatform editing chief Brian Cleveland and news service managing editor Effie Dawson: We are thrilled to announce that Allison Cho, who joined the Multiplatform Desk on a part-time basis after being selected as part of…
[ad_1] Voters in Switzerland have shocked the political establishment by rejecting a reform plan that would have brought the country’s corporate tax system in line with international norms. The tax reforms, which were widely supported by the business community, would have removed a set of special low-tax privileges that had encouraged many multinational companies to…
[ad_1] Nordstrom. Neiman Marcus. TJ Maxx. And now, Sears and Kmart. Sears Holdings, the company that owns retail stores Sears and Kmart, reportedly said this weekend that it would remove 31 Trump-branded items from its website. The company pulled the products as part of a plan to focus on its “most profitable items,” Sears spokesman…
[ad_1] Kyle Wiggers VentureBeat senior staff writer Kyle Wiggers is leaving the news site for TechCrunch. His first day will be March 28. Wiggers writes about artificial intelligence for VentureBeat and lives in New York City. He previously was an SEO editor for Fatherly and also worked at XDA Developers and Digital Trends. He is a graduate…
[ad_1] Tesla is bringing its electric cars to the heart of the oil producing world. The automaker announced Monday that its first official venture in the Middle East will be in the United Arab Emirates. The first cars — the Model S and Model X — will hit the road this summer. “Timing seems to…
[ad_1] Verizon has brought back its unlimited data plan. That’s great if you’re a Verizon customer. But it is terrible news for its investors. Verizon (VZ) stock fell nearly 1.5% in early trading Monday. It’s now down about 10% so far this year, making it the Dow’s worst performer of 2017. Verizon’s move is a…