We’re still getting grief for a cover story that appeared in BusinessWeek—the ancestor of Bloomberg Businessweek ... Look at the Wikipedia entry for Magazine Cover Indicator for a taste.

“By embracing a spirit of boundary-pushing experimentation, Businessweek upends the idea of what a business magazine cover should be in order to engage readers week after week.” Bloomberg ...

Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber and Bloomberg News Senior Writer Kit Chellel talk about the Businessweek Magazine cover story A Secretive Hedge Fund Executive Is the World’s Greatest ...

And yet, print magazine covers are everywhere ... As if its art director had access to a crystal ball, Bloomberg Businessweek nailed this cover in January, quite accurately presaging the year ...

Bloomberg News Health Care Reporter Kristen V. Brown shares the details of her Businessweek Magazine cover story 23andMe's Fall Exposes DNA Testing as More Gimmick Than Remedy. Durga Malladi ...

Bloomberg News Auto Reporter Keith Naughton discusses General Motors responding to critics of its unsteady push into electric vehicles and self-driving by showering shareholders with cash.

Former Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Josh Tyrangiel shares the details of his Businessweek Magazine cover story Sam Altman on ChatGPT’s First Two Years, Elon Musk and AI Under Trump. Bloomberg ...

The inaugural cover story is a rare look inside ... The relaunched Bloomberg Businessweek comprises: Monthly print magazine: The redesigned print magazine includes more of the ambitious long ...

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The cover of the Bloomberg Businessweek print issue (dated June ... and is the longest story ever published in the magazine. The issue brandishes the highly original, surprising design and graphic ...

The company renamed the magazine Bloomberg Businessweek, and its bold and provocative covers generated a surge of renewed interest. But it has not avoided the persistent headwinds facing all print ...