Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine

Confusing Layout
A review of Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine, May 7, 2013
Submitted by: TD from St Louis, MO

I have suscribed to every Business and Personal Finance mag available at one time or another and have found the layout of this magazine the most confusing of all. Articles start in the middle of the page and end halfway through the second column of the following page, Article titles are so small in print that it becomes a chore to quickly skim the mag for interesting content. I find that I usually miss an interesting article or two on my first glance simple because of the confounded layout. Truely strange ... will not renew.

A review of Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine, March 14, 2013
Submitted by: tom

Excellent magazine

High quality business journalism
A review of Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine, May 29, 2012
Submitted by: Rico Suave

The editorial quality is much better than the Wall Street Journal, and rivals the Economist and Financial Times for business reporting.

disappointed
A review of Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine, November 22, 2011
Submitted by: potboiler from charlottesville, va

For me, magazine contents are all over the landscape -- fragmented. It is as if someone has culled pieces of articles and pasted them into Bloomberg Businessweek. I had expected a magazine focused on economic, investment, and political issues/commentary. My fault for not looking at a copy at my local library before subscribing. For me, attention would need to be addressed to establish focus and provide content which is more developed. Perhaps the idea is a vehicle like The Economist with focus on business -- economy.

Objective, balanced and unbaised
A review of Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine, July 11, 2011
Submitted by: 15yr-Businessweek Reader

A subscriber for over 15 years, Businessweek has always impressed me with its balanced, unbiased and objective reporting. One would expect a highly pro-business point of view and anti-anything that is anti-business sentiment but this is clearly not the case. It reports what the issues are, and delves deeply into the background to provide a more profound understanding of the topic. Sadly, this kind of publication is not fully appreciated as most readers prefer reading publications that cater to the extremes. An excellent publication and highly recommended.