The Economist is a British weekly newspaper published digitally and in demitab format. Its coverage includes current events, international business, politics, technology, and culture. The Economist Group owns the newspaper, which is based in London and has editorial offices in major cities across continental Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. In 2019, its global print circulation averaged over 909,476; when combined with its digital presence, this totaled over 1.6 million. As of 2016, it had reached 35 million people through its social media platforms. To both criticism and acclaim, the newspaper places a strong emphasis on data journalism and interpretive analysis over original reporting.

The Economist was founded in 1843 by Scottish economist James Wilson to rally support for the repeal of the British Corn Laws (1815–1846), a system of import tariffs. The newspaper's coverage gradually expanded into political economy, and it eventually began publishing articles on current events, finance, commerce, and British politics. It greatly expanded its layout and format throughout the mid-to-late twentieth century, adding opinion columns, special reports, political cartoons, reader letters, cover stories, art critiques, book reviews, and technology features.

The fire engine red masthead (US: nameplate) and illustrated, topical covers distinguish the paper. Individual articles are written anonymously, with no byline, so that the paper can speak with one voice. It is supplemented by 1843, a sister lifestyle magazine, as well as a number of podcasts, films, and books.

Founded: September 1843
Headquarters: 1-11 John Adam Street Westminster, London, England
Twitter: @TheEconomist (27.1M followers)
Website: https://www.economist.com/

Reuters is a global information and news provider based in London, England, that caters to professionals in the financial, media, and corporate sectors. Reuters operated as a separate global news and financial information company until it was acquired by Thomson Financial Corporation in 2008. The parent company, now known as Thomson Reuters Corporation, is headquartered in New York City. The company's stock is traded on the New York and Toronto stock exchanges.

Thomson Reuters' core strength is providing financial professionals with content, analytics, trading, and messaging capabilities through its Thomson Reuters Eikon system. To subscribers worldwide, the Reuters news agency provides text, graphics, video, and images, as well as general interest and business news. Reuters.com, the company's proprietary news website, also provides general and business news.

Reuters is a subsidiary of Thomson Reuters Corporation. It is a global news organization as well as a major provider of financial market trading and analytical software. Reuters is now one of the world's largest international news organizations. It offers customized broadcast news and print reports to media outlets all over the world on topics ranging from terrorism and politics to entertainment and sports. It employs over 2,600 journalists worldwide in over 200 locations and reports in 16 languages.

Founded: October 1851
Headquarters: City of London, London, England, United Kingdom

Twitter: @Reuters (25.6M followers)

Website: https://www.reuters.com/

The Financial Times (FT) is a British daily business newspaper published in broadsheet format and digitally that focuses on business and economic news. Nikkei, a Japanese holding company, owns the paper, which is based in London, England, and has core editorial offices in the United Kingdom, the United States, and continental Europe. Pearson sold the publication to Nikkei for £844 million (US$1.32 billion) in July 2015, after owning it since 1957. It reported one million paid subscriptions in 2019, with three-quarters being digital subscriptions. The newspaper has received criticism and praise for its emphasis on financial journalism and economic analysis rather than generalist reporting. It has an annual book award and a "Person of the Year" feature.

The London Financial Guide was founded in January 1888, and the Financial Times followed a month later. It was first distributed in metropolitan London by James Sheridan, who, along with his brother and Horatio Bottomley, aimed to report on city business in the opposite direction of the Financial Times. The subsequent half-century of rivalry between the two papers culminated in a 1945 merger led by Brendan Bracken, which established it as one of the world's largest business newspapers.

Globalization facilitated editorial expansion for the FT from the late nineteenth to the mid-twentieth centuries, with the paper adding opinion columns, special reports, political cartoons, readers' letters, book reviews, technology articles, and global politics features. The paper is distinguished by its light-pink (salmon) newsprint. It is augmented by a lifestyle magazine (FT Magazine), a weekend edition (FT Weekend), and a few industry publications.

Founded: 9 January 1888
Headquarters: Bracken House
Twitter: @FT (5.6M followers)
Website: https://www.ft.com/

Money.cnn.com is CNN's (Cable News Network) global news organization's online financial news and information portal. The website offers real-time financial news, market data, and analysis on a variety of topics, such as stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities, and personal finance. Money.cnn.com employs an experienced team of journalists and market analysts who provide insightful commentary and analysis on breaking news and market trends. In addition, the website provides a variety of tools and resources, such as stock charts, economic calendars, and market data, to assist users in making informed investment decisions.

Money.cnn.com also provides personal finance content, such as tips on saving, investing, and debt management, in addition to financial news and data coverage. The personal finance section of the website includes articles on topics such as retirement planning, college savings, and budgeting. Money.cnn.com is one of the internet's most popular financial news and information portals, with millions of visitors each month. Its extensive coverage and variety of resources make it an invaluable resource for investors and traders looking to stay informed about financial markets and make sound investment decisions.

Founded: 2001
Headquarters: New York, New York, United States
Twitter: @CNNBusiness (1.8M followers)
Website: https://edition.cnn.com/business

StockTwits is a social media platform for investors, traders, and entrepreneurs to share ideas. Howard Lindzon and Soren Macbeth co-founded the company in 2009. In the 2008 finance category, the company received its first Shorty Award. Time magazine named the company one of the "50 best websites" in 2010. FastCompany named the company one of the "top 10 most innovative companies in finance" in 2012. StockTwits had 230,000 active members in June 2013. By the middle of 2019, that figure had risen to 2 million, and the company had launched free online trading via an iOS app. The Stocktwits platform added cryptocurrency and equity trading in 2022.

StockTwits had over 230,000 active members in 2013, 3 million by 2020, and 5 million by 2021, according to the homepage dashboard. Lindzon advises new traders to spend time learning the language on StockTwits. He claims that "you don't learn Spanish in a day, and you won't learn how to invest in stocks in a day, either. Consider it a language." Lindzon collaborated with Philip Pearlman and Ivaylo Ivanoff on the book The StockTwits Edge: 40 Actionable Trade Set-Ups from Real Market Pros to help new users get the most out of the service.

Founded: 2008

Headquarters: New York, U.S.

Twitter: @Stocktwits (977N followers)

Website: https://stocktwits.com/

TheStreet.com Inc. is a financial news website with approximately 75,000 subscribers. The site is free to use, but the firm does have a subscription-based sister site, RealMoney.com, that provides more in-depth information for stock trading professionals. In 2000, sales increased by 63 percent to $23 million. TheStreet.com, on the other hand, lost $62 million that year. In order to achieve profitability, the company implemented a series of cost-cutting measures in 2001, including a 20% reduction in its workforce.

TheStreet.com was launched in November 1996 by James J. Cramer, a well-known money manager and New York magazine writer, and Martin Peretz, the editor-in-chief and chairman of the New Republic. Andrew Drake was named president and CEO of the new website, and Dave Kansas, a Wall Street Journal reporter, was named executive editor. Users were granted access to performance reports profiling Wall Street analysts as well as other articles written by Cramer and Michael Lewis, the senior editor of The New Republic, for $12.95 per month.

Subscribers also received a daily e-mail newsletter with news and commentary on current trading activity. By the end of 1996, Cramer and Peretz had begun marketing their service to the 1.5 million US residents who were involved in some form of electronic trading. According to a Forrester Research report released shortly after TheStreet.com's launch, the number of US households trading stocks electronically would more than double in a year and surpass 10 million by 2001. Despite many predictions to the contrary, Cramer and Peretz believed that many of these people would be willing to pay for immediate market information.

Founded: 1996
Headquarters: New York City, New York, United States

Twitter: @TheStreet (850N followers)

Website: https://www.thestreet.com/

Bloomberg News (formerly Bloomberg Business News) is an international news organization based in New York City and a subsidiary of Bloomberg L.P. Bloomberg News content is distributed via Bloomberg Terminals, Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets, Bloomberg.com, and Bloomberg's mobile platforms. John Micklethwait has been the editor-in-chief since 2015.

Michael Bloomberg and Matthew Winkler founded Bloomberg News in 1990 to provide financial news reporting to Bloomberg Terminal subscribers. The agency was founded in 1990 by a group of six people. The first editor-in-chief was Winkler. Bloomberg News had over 2,300 editors and reporters in 72 countries and 146 news bureaus worldwide in 2010. Bloomberg News employs a team of experienced journalists and analysts who cover a wide range of financial news and data, such as stock market updates, economic indicators, corporate earnings reports, and political developments that may have an impact on financial markets. With bureaus in major financial centers around the world, the news agency has a global reach.

Bloomberg offers a variety of financial data and analysis tools, including Bloomberg Terminal, a financial data and analytics platform used by traders, investors, and financial professionals, in addition to news services. Bloomberg Terminal offers real-time market data, news, and analysis, as well as sophisticated analytics and trading tools. Bloomberg News is well-known for its in-depth coverage of financial markets as well as its ability to deliver news and data in a timely and accurate manner. Financial professionals, including traders, investors, and analysts, rely on its news and data services to make informed investment decisions and manage risk.

Founded: 1990
Headquarters: 731 Lexington Avenue, New York City, United States; London, United Kingdom; Hong Kong
Twitter: @Bloomberg (653.7N followers)
Website: https://www.bloomberg.com/asia

Financial Juice is a real-time financial news platform that provides timely updates on global financial markets and events. The platform provides a broad range of financial news and data, such as stock market updates, economic indicators, central bank announcements, corporate earnings reports, and geopolitical events that may have an impact on financial markets.

FinancialJuice's news is distributed via a number of channels, including its website, mobile app, social media, and email alerts. The platform's goal is to keep traders and investors up to date on market-moving events so they can make more informed investment decisions. FinancialJuice employs an experienced team of financial journalists and market analysts who provide insightful commentary and analysis on breaking news and market trends. To help users stay up to date on market developments, the platform also provides a variety of tools and resources such as stock charts, economic calendars, and market data.

Founded: 2015

Headquarters: London, England, United Kingdom

Twitter: @financialjuice (397.6N followers)

Website: https://www.financialjuice.com/home

Seeking Alpha is a crowd-sourced content platform that publishes financial market news. It is available through a website and a mobile app. Users must pay a subscription fee to access the content after a free trial period. Almost all of the articles published by the service are written by independent contributors, mostly from the buy side, and are paid based on how many subscribers access their articles. Henry Blodget and Paco Ahlgren are two notable contributors. Former Morgan Stanley technology analyst David Jackson founded Seeking Alpha in 2004. MSN, CNBC, MarketWatch, NASDAQ, and TheStreet.com all signed distribution deals with the company.

Seeking Alpha is accused of serving as a platform for market manipulators. Because of Seeking Alpha's popularity, some investors use it to manipulate the market to their advantage. To accomplish this, they typically post highly negative news or analysis about a company and its stock, urging readers to sell their shares and not buy any new shares, resulting in a rapid decline in the stock price as readers rush to sell their shares.

They anticipate that this will result in a lower entry point for them to purchase the stock in the near future and that they will profit once their biased and misrepresented article is refuted. Some other investors will short the stock before publishing their negative article, profiting from both the initial drop in the stock price and its subsequent near-future rise by regaining possession at a lower price.

Founded: 2004
Headquarters: Ra'anana, Israel

Twitter: @SeekingAlpha (227N followers)

Website: https://seekingalpha.com/

CNBC is the world's recognized leader in business news, providing real-time financial market coverage and business content to over 355 million people each month across all platforms. CNBC's 14 live hours of business programming in North America (weekdays from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. ET) is produced at the network's global headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., and includes reports from CNBC News bureaus around the world. CNBC at Night consists of a mix of new reality programming, CNBC's highly successful series produced exclusively for CNBC, and a number of unique in-house documentaries.

CNBC also provides content through its extensive portfolio of digital products, including CNBC.com, which provides real-time financial market news and information to CNBC's investor audience; CNBC Make It, a digital destination focused on making you smarter about how you earn, save, and spend your money; CNBC PRO, a premium service that provides in-depth access to Wall Street; a suite of CNBC mobile apps for iOS and Android devices; Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple Siri voice commands; and

Founded: April 17, 1989
Headquarters: Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.
Twitter: @CNBCi (161.5N followers)
Website: https://www.cnbc.com/world/

Abnormal Returns provides its readers with the best of the finance web. It has received widespread acclaim and has become a staple of the investment blogosphere. Abnormal Returns has been fully integrated into the StockTwits network of real-time sites. Abnormal returns have two components in their current form. First, AbnormalReturns Classic, "a wide-ranging, forecast-free investment blog," is the site's original version, which has been online since 2005. Readers all over the world rely on the site's daily linkfest for a consistent look at the best of the investment blogosphere.

Abnormal Returns, the second component, is a real-time version of the site that uses the power of the StockTwits community to source unique and highly relevant investment links for its readers. The site aims to artfully combine the use of automated aggregation tools with editorial insight to curate the rapidly changing financial web in real-time.

Founded: 2005

Headquarters: New York, New York, United States

Twitter: @abnormalreturns (108,9N followers)

Website: https://abnormalreturns.com/

Market News International (MNI) is a global leader in providing financial news and intelligence to financial professionals. MNI's experienced team of journalists and analysts provides real-time news and analysis on a variety of topics, including macroeconomic events, central bank policy, corporate news, and political developments.

MNI covers global news, with a particular emphasis on the United States, Europe, and Asia. News and analysis from the company are distributed via a variety of channels, including its website, news feeds, email alerts, and social media. Financial professionals, including traders, investors, and analysts, rely on MNI news to make informed investment decisions and manage risk.

MNI's data products provide its clients with a wealth of information, including historical economic data, economic calendars, market analysis tools, and survey data on market sentiment and expectations. Financial institutions, trading firms, corporations, and government agencies use these products to track economic trends, analyze market conditions, and make informed decisions.

MNI offers clients custom research and consulting services in addition to news and data services. These services may include custom research on specific topics, market trends and conditions consulting, and financial training. MNI is a respected and trusted source of financial news and intelligence for financial professionals worldwide. Its extensive coverage and product offerings make it a valuable resource for those looking to stay up to date on global financial markets and economic trends.

Founded: 1983
Headquarters: London, United Kingdom
Twitter: @MNIMarketnews (8N followers)
Website: https://marketnews.com/