Columbia Journalism School’s annual stock-picking contest teaches students how to use to an important journalistic tool. This year, the contest took place during a stagnant market. Read on to find which stocks performed best.

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What the trial of America’s most notorious celebrity homemaker can teach us about insider trading and the law.

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Freelance writer Richard Morgan shares a few tips and tricks for business journalists starting out on their own.

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James B. Stewart explains how an earlier story led to his column in The New York Times on the Wal-Mart bribery case.

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A group of researchers have quantified just how effective the kind of bribery that The New York Times exposed at Wal-Mart can be.

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Globalization has made reporting on corruption an international exercise. A panel of journalists discuss new challenges to investigating cheating and bribery around the world.

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