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Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY In that exhilarating and sleep deprived first year of parenthood, one of my fondest memories is the summer afternoon my husband and I spent with our then [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY In September, when Michael R. Bloomberg reassumed control of the company he left while serving three terms as New York City mayor, he met with senior executives [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY In a major management change at Bloomberg L.P., Matthew Winkler, the editor in chief and longtime disciple of Michael R. Bloomberg, the company's founder, is being replaced [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY For many years, Inc. was a magazine that featured obscure entrepreneurs and quirky start-ups on its covers. It was published in Boston, unlike many of its rivals, [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY One of the most talked about and provocative documentaries about childbirth is having its own rebirth. 'The Business of Being Born,' the 2008 film by the former [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Denise F. Warren, one of The New York Times Company's top executives, is leaving the company after 26 years. The position of Ms. Warren, the executive vice [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY At a time when many newspapers are just trying to survive, it is hard to think of them lasting another century. But The Hartford Courant, which published [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Ever since the entrepreneur Aaron Kushner bought into the newspaper business two years ago, he has generated a steady stream of headlines - about himself. Last week, [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY The Washington Post, which has been growing steadily since its purchase last year by Jeffrey P. Bezos, the founder of Amazon.com, has continued its expansion by adding [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Autumn is not yet upon us, but Jill Waage, a top editor at Better Homes and Gardens, has already predicted some of the biggest trends of the [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Shelley Spector, a longtime public relations executive, acknowledges the stereotype of members of her profession as a thorn in the side of reporters, clogging voice mail and [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY For decades, magazine editors often relied on a handful of maxims to attract readers: Young is better than old. Pretty is better than ugly. Rich is better [...]

Byline: RAVI SOMAIYA and CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Islamic extremist fighters forced the freelance reporter James Foley to read propaganda celebrating their cause, and then beheaded him in a Middle East desert. [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Jess Cagle, the new editor of People magazine, had just returned from a meeting in London with representatives of the royal family when he heard about Robin [...]

Byline: LESLIE KAUFMAN and CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY The free magazine was meant as a gift from Lands' End - the retailer known for its conservative, sturdy clothing - to its most [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY The Los Angeles Times has named Austin Beutner, a former deputy mayor of Los Angeles and Wall Street banker, as its new chief executive and publisher. The [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY When Donald E. Graham announced a year ago that he was selling The Washington Post to Jeff Bezos for $250 million, it was unclear what Mr. Graham, [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY After spending years in the shadow of bankruptcy proceedings, management turmoil and its more high profile broadcasting stations, the Tribune Company's publishing division, including well-known newspapers like [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY In January 1954, a bright-eyed 24-year-old from Cole Camp, Mo., walked into Fortune magazine's offices at Rockefeller Center. Armed with a college journalism degree and work experience [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY A Bloomberg News reporter who recently left the news organization over a controversy involving an unpublished article from China has joined The New York Times. Michael Forsythe, [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Time Inc., the largest magazine publisher in the United States, with properties like People, Sports Illustrated and Fortune, is preparing for one of the most pivotal periods [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Lance Prucnal's family, like others in the digital age, has canceled most newspaper and magazine subscriptions. Mr. Prucnal's wife dumped Family Circle, Taste of Home and Better [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Newspaper editors typically operate behind the scenes, overseeing reporters inside the newsroom and outside the spotlight. But since Ricardo Baca was named the marijuana editor of The [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Sergio Kletnoy was trapped in traffic and running behind schedule. As the executive assistant to Joanna Coles, the editor of Cosmopolitan magazine, Mr. Kletnoy had spent the [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY NEW YORK -- Newsweek, the struggling weekly magazine that ceased its print publication last year, plans to turn the presses back on. The magazine expects to begin [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY NEW YORK -- The New York Times has announced a reorganization of its Washington bureau, including the elevation of Carolyn Ryan to bureau chief and the start [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Bloomberg News has started laying off and reassigning employees this week, seeking to emphasize areas that promote growth and focus more on core subjects like finance and [...]

Byline: EDWARD WONG and CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY A reporter for Bloomberg News who worked on an unpublished article about China, which employees for the company said had been killed for political [...]

Byline: EDWARD WONG and CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY BEIJING -- A reporter for Bloomberg News who worked on an article about China that company employees said was quashed by top Bloomberg editors [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY and DAVID GELLES Forbes Media, which publishes Forbes magazine and has been making an extensive push into digital media and native advertising, is up for sale, the [...]

Byline: CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY NEW YORK -- On a recent afternoon, Steve Forbes held court as master of ceremonies at a Forbes-hosted health care summit here, entertaining an auditorium of chief [...]