Sentence examples for business column from inspiring English sources
He will write a weekly business column for his new paper from 1 February.
She writes about some of the broader implications of the firm's failure in her Sunday Business column.
Outrageous cellphone bills have raised the hackles of the Haggler, as David Segal calls himself in his Sunday Business column.
(Go to Article) (The error was repeated in the Talking Business column in Business Day on Jan . 24.
A Sunday business column in The New York Times looked at the work of a start-up, Narrative Science, that combines computer science and journalism.
Also on Tuesday, The Times announced that Joe Nocera, who writes the Saturday Talking Business column, would join the Opinion pages as a twice-weekly columnist.
Breakingviews will continue to produce business columns for 15 papers around the world, including The Times, The Daily Telegraph in Britain, Le Monde in France and The National Post in Canada.
This thrilling, chilling survey of his 50-year career includes his bleakly ironic protest for nuclear disarmament, in which a skeleton peruses a Protect And Survive manual, and various environmental and anti-capitalist statements (Earth crowned by an oil explosion, or charred hands clawing newspaper business columns).
Something that Mr. Kurson, if the glowing résumé written by his wife (a literary agent, but not his) is accurate, has made plenty of since quitting the University of Chicago in his junior year to move to New York and a Harper's internship that led to a fact-checking job at Rolling Stone, then to a slot tuning business columns at United Feature Syndicate.
His regular business columns for the Harvard Business Review and the British Airways in-flight magazine are read by over 2.5 million people each month.
He is an internationally recognized author, lawyer, and speaker, who serves as senior business columnist for USAToday.com and AOL Small Business, and his "Ask an Expert" is one of the most highly syndicated business columns in the world.
