When did Bloomberg Businessweek magazine debut in New York City?
The Business Week magazine debuted in New York City during September 1929. This launch occurred just weeks before the catastrophic stock market crash that would define the decade.
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The Business Week magazine debuted in New York City during September 1929. This launch occurred just weeks before the catastrophic stock market crash that would define the decade.
Malcolm Muir served as the founder and president of McGraw-Hill Publishing from 1928 until 1937. The publication provided information on marketing, labor, finance, management, and Washington Outlook.
Bloomberg L.P. bought the magazine in late 2009 for between $2 million and $5 million plus assumption of liabilities. News reports published in 2019 suggest McGraw-Hill received the high end of the speculated price at $5 million.
On the 4th of October 2018 Bloomberg Businessweek published an article titled The Big Hack claiming China used a tiny chip to infiltrate U.S. companies. Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley wrote the piece about placing an extra integrated circuit on a Supermicro server motherboard.
Brad Stone was appointed editor in January 2024 when the magazine switched to publishing biweekly. By June of the same year it became a monthly publication.