Business Week Vs. The Economist

I already have online access to the WSJ. I've noticed that business week posts some articles from their latest issue on Bloomberg, since Bloomberg bought the magazine a while back.

My subscription to business week just expired and I don't if I should renew or try something different. I've been reading business week for over three years now l and I don't have any complaints.

I'm a sophomore, if that matters at all..

Suggestions..

 

Businessweek occasionally writes interesting articles but The Economist is a weekly "one-stop-shop" for knowing what is actually going on in the world.

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rothyman:
I think you should definitely give the Economist a shot. Hands down my favorite mag..

My daily/weekly reading: WSJ Zerohedge Economist NY Post

Thanks rothyman for the heads up on Zerohedge. I also like the WSJ, although I think that the Economist is a tad expensive. What about the FT?

 
TraderDaily:
rothyman:
I think you should definitely give the Economist a shot. Hands down my favorite mag..

My daily/weekly reading: WSJ Zerohedge Economist NY Post

Thanks rothyman for the heads up on Zerohedge. I also like the WSJ, although I think that the Economist is a tad expensive. What about the FT?

FT is topnotch. IMO better than WSJ.

 
CityRainMaker:
Economist, businessweek is a bit to narrow focused in my opinion

How in the hell is the economist narrow focused? It covers N. America, S. America, E. Europe, W. Europe, Middle East, Asia.

Not to mention it covers both Macro and Micro issues, commodities markets, equities markets, bond markets. Actually, I can't think of anything it doesn't cover.

 
rothyman:
CityRainMaker:
Economist, businessweek is a bit to narrow focused in my opinion

How in the hell is the economist narrow focused? It covers N. America, S. America, E. Europe, W. Europe, Middle East, Asia.

Not to mention it covers both Macro and Micro issues, commodities markets, equities markets, bond markets. Actually, I can't think of anything it doesn't cover.

I think CityRainMaker was saying choose the Economist, because BusinessWeek is too narrow. Which I also agree with for the reasons people have stated.

 

BusinessWeek has far more entertaining articles, and are very quick and easy reads. Economist is a bit heftier but definitely more intellectual.

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chicandtoughness:
BusinessWeek has far more entertaining articles, and are very quick and easy reads. Economist is a bit heftier but definitely more intellectual.

Seems like people ignore Bloomberg Markets. Their readership is only 375000 subscribers, but it's more informative than BusinessWeek no? Thoughts?

 

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