Stories From EDGAR: Mining SEC Filings for a Scoop
By Gabriel Friedman November 12, 2012
Cracking a big corporate story does not always require a source on the inside.
How to Cover the Breaking Number
By Carl Gutierrez October 27, 2012
Reporters can take several steps to shave time off writing to make breaking news more manageable.
Was Groupon Overvalued?
By Covering Business April 14, 2012
The social media company had an IPO to rival Google’s, but it has yet to end a year in the black.
Behind Ford’s Stellar Quarter, Extraordinary Accounting
By Covering Business March 15, 2012
A one-time adjustment lifted fourth-quarter results, but investors still have reason to cheer.
Why the Best Analysts Are Not Necessarily the Most Accurate
By Covering Business March 14, 2012
A study in the Journal of Finance suggests a new way to measure the value of analysts’ estimates.
At Ford, Europe Becomes an Albatross
By Covering Business March 11, 2012
Ford Motor’s presence in Europe was supposed help the company get through a soft patch. Today, it’s become a liability.
