The SABEW Stylebook: 2,000 Business and Financial Terms Defined and Rated
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The SABEW Stylebook: 2,000 Business and Financial Terms Defined and Rated
Simplifying the terms and phrases that make business reporting difficult, this handbook is an essential tool for all business journalists. Including a rating system for various terminology and suggestions on word usage for difficult stories, this comprehensive stylebook offers guidance on business journalism–related legal and ethical issues on insider trading, disclosure of market-sensitive information, and whether or not a business reporter can own stock. This thorough guide is an excellent, unique resource for financial journalists, business communicators, and journalism students alike.
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