Minyanville has re-designed its website and launched a social networking forum for investors and financial professionals. Featuring animated anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear, the website's Emmy Award-winning show offers a review of market trends, business headlines and current issues. The website also offer MinyanLand, a destination for kids to learn about money, saving and investing.
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February 2009
February 11, 2009
AOL Money & Finance Launches Another Blog
AOL Money & Finance has launched DailyFinance, a new website offering business news and analysis in blog format. The website features a number of familiar writers including Douglas McIntyre of 24/7 Wall Street.
February 10, 2009
WSJ.com Expands Asian and European Coverage
The Wall Street Journal has added new sections to its website dedicated
to news about Asia and Europe and featuring video, regional market data and lifestyle content. The website has also launched a regional home page to cover India. Apparently, WSJ is able to output more content even after cutting two dozen newsroom jobs.
February 09, 2009
Fox Business Network Launches Online Business Show
Fox Business Network has launched FoxBusiness.com
Live hosted by Fox Business anchors Jenna Lee and Connell
McShane. Streaming live every business day from 12 noon to 1pm Eastern, each episode will feature a mix of news, interviews with
executives and business journalists and viewer commentary.
February 04, 2009
Lemonade Makers Track the Recession
Recently laid-off Laura Rich and Sara Clemence have teamed up with freelance writer Lynn Parramore to chronicle the recession. Presented as a blog, RecessionWire links to articles about the recession, job cuts and the financial crisis, and more recently, the economic stimulus package. In the photograph on this webpage, the trio certainly appear confident about their future.
