The Reynolds Center for Business Journalism

As Europe welcomes Chinese solar, some see a Trojan horse

Europe’s rapid dispersal of solar is being promoted as an answer to the energy security risks of imported fossil fuels, but ...
The Reynolds Center for Business Journalism

Prediction markets go mainstream, but is it investing or gambling?

Platforms like Kalshi, Polymarket and Robinhood frame such trades as investing that turns knowledge into profit. But not ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

Opinion: Keep quarterly corporate reporting – especially for the “Magnificent Seven”

Photo by Pexels user Jack Sparrow. Financial markets are an information battlefield, and for individual investors, it’s not a fair fight. With their superior resources and greater access to company ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

In pursuit of a gender-balanced workforce

Although 92.7% of mid-market firms still have active diversity and inclusion initiatives, the 2026 Women in Business report shows that women’s representation in senior leadership at U.S. companies is ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

Sports is business: The financial undercurrents that aspiring sports journalists should understand

The Business of Sports Panel at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Photo by Mia Osmonbekov. Sports are not just games played on the court, field or ice: They’re lucrative ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

In an era of energy shocks, Chinese solar is the world’s default answer

As global energy markets reel from war and weather, new solar installations can’t come fast enough. When Tam Hussein looks out the window of his apartment each morning, he sees rays of early sunlight ...