A comprehensive collection of all of Business Today’s content, the Online Journal connects our readers to the most relevant issues through carefully researched editorials, interviews with leading executives, and multimedia spanning from podcasts to videos.
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Founded in 2013 as the online extension of Business Today’s longstanding magazine, the Online Journal has constantly innovated to better reach our audience. Since our start, we’ve greatly expanded into videos and podcasts in providing career advice for students and industry insights from executives.
An interview with Steve Forbes, founder of Business Today, during our 50th anniversary.
Interview pieces
Leaders featured in our interviews provide advice from all walks of life. From the creator of the Cronut® and founder of his eponymous bakery, Dominique Ansel, to the trailblazer for women’s financial independence and and former Merrill Lynch CEO, Sallie Krawcheck, Business Today interviews leaders on how they carved out a path to success and what their advice is for today’s undergraduates. We cover any and all industries, including urban innovation with Sidewalk Labs CEO Dan Doctoroff, sports analytics with Toronto Blue Jays CEO Mark Shapiro, AI-based recruiting with Pymetrics Founder and CEO Frida Polli, and many more.
Business Today also seeks to amplify the amazing work and important causes that students are leading. YCombinator graduate Prateek Swain has spoken on democratizing investing in India with his new startup GreenTiger; Snackpass, a student-founded company, has talked to Business Today on their exponential growth after receiving an investment from Andreessen Horowitz.
Recent interviews
JAMES DAUNT
CEO of Barnes & Noble
ANGELIQUE BELLMER KREMBS
CMO at A.Team and co-author of You Should Smile More: How to Dismantle Gender Bias in the Workplace.
PEK PONGPAET
CEO and Co-Founder of Impekable
Featured Articles
Designed and written by students, please find below some articles from the Online Journal.
Wendy’s Twitter Presence: The Art of Creating “Beef” over Beef
Wendy's has found its voice and brand online and its that of a feisty younger sibling.
How traditional brick-and-mortar stores that defined millennial adolescence are suffering.
Are the days of tech unicorns over and when will this start-up bubble burst?
These developments are contingent upon how successfully Boeing deals with the 737’s planes and the true extent of the current problem.