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BusinessWeek
List price: $252.45
Sale price: $46.00
You save: $206.45 (82%)
Binding: Magazine
First Issue Lead Time: 4-6weeks
Format(s): Magazine Subscription
Issues Per Year: 50
Label: BusinessWeek
List Price: $252.45
Magazine Type: Consumer magazine
Manufacturer: BusinessWeek
Number Of Issues: 50
Product Group: Magazine
Publisher: BusinessWeek
Release Date: 2001-11-23
Studio: BusinessWeek
Subscription Length: 365days
Editorial Reviews
Product Description:
BusinessWeek Magazine prepares you to succeed in today's complex economy. You'll find in-depth coverage of the latest trends in technology, finance and management. Our insight and analysis helps you succeed, personally and professionally. Setting the industry standard for news about business and the economy, BusinessWeek was first published in 1929 and is owned by McGraw-Hill. A valuable resource for job-seekers, small and large companies and anyone involved in the business world, BusinessWeek gives readers reliable and respected perspectives on the economy today. Stories range from company profiles, interviews with high-profile business men and women, the pitfalls and successes of various companies around the world and developments within business and the economy at large. For over 15 years BusinessWeek has published an annual ranking of business school MBA programs in the United States which is looked at as the standard and authoritative voice on schools.
Customer Reviews Average rating - 4.0
Rating - 5 Date: 2008-11-16
Content: With all that has happened since August of 2007, there is no better magazine out there to keep you informed of what you need to know now!
Summary: Biznez Man
Rating - 5 Date: 2008-07-31
Content: I've been in small business for over 30 years and have tried many publications to keep my ear to the ground. I have evolved to Business Week because it hits most of the highlights in a concise and mostly unbiased way.
Summary: Great business news.
Rating - 3 Date: 2008-07-24
Content: I quit my subscription of Businessweek after the dot-com crash. Articles leading up to the crash seemed to rationalize the "new economy." Who came up with the concept of a new economy, driven by "information" instead of profits. Snake oil sales. Two weeks ago I picked up an issue about the housing crises, and I thought it sounded more down-to-earth reporting, but they don't offer much of a contrarian opinion, and I think they missed catching a nice market bounce. If you're looking for investment ideas, I would use Businessweek as a good contrarian indicator, when they say it's hot, get ready to get out. If they say it's cold, take a second look.
Summary: Dot Com Revisted
Rating - 5 Date: 2008-07-02
Content: I am happy to purchase this thru Amazon because going thru the third-party service offered by these mags is very confusing to navigate. Billing is also questionable. Amazon gives me peace of mind, so any other magazine purchase will be thru here only!
Summary: BusinessWeek delivery thru Amazon
Rating - 4 Date: 2008-03-19
Content: Being trained as an engineer with only a very basic sense of business...this magazine has been great in keeping up to speed with the business side of things. Great overview of business issues for the average reader.
Summary: Great business overview
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