As a prospective monkey, I read WSJ, The Economist/Economist Espresso, DealBook, FT and Reuters everyday (not necessarily all of them), maybe not on Sunday,
Espresso is actually my favorite app. But it's more comprehensive rather than finance-focused.
DealBook and WSJ daily emails have some very finance/banking related recommendations, or even M&A transactions and others.
Some articles from the DealBook often lead me to the FT
I subscribed Reuters Deals & Business today
Economist's weekly Print Edition is very interesting to read. I like the style of their organization.
What other newspapers/magazines do people in your department read? Which one is your favorite ?
My favorite magazine is PLAYBOY. Every morning, it gets me ready to start the day! It also gets me off every day...
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Trade Magazines/Industry Guides (Originally Posted: 03/12/2012)
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I've been a long-time reader of The Deal, which I view as an extremely useful magazine to read for a young banker. I was wondering what other magazines/trade publications you all follow and/or recommend, excluding the obvious (WSJ, FT, etc.)?
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If your in/looking to enter M&A, my website will give you a quick oversight (IBD internship interviews I went to they asked me what sectors have the best dealflow etc. I dont think there is another free site which will give you such a fast, easy to remember overview.
Site looks pretty solid, nice work.
Nice work, it does look good
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