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Business News Sites




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"Searching for relevant insight can be difficult and time consuming. Here's a guide to hopefully make things a little easier, but to really solve the issue of gaining market intelligence, go to the Artesian website."

I'm having somewhat of a list day today. It all kicked off after someone asked me to name my top five dinner guests of all time. Having drawn up a shortlist of over 25 suitable candidates ranging from legendary icons, to minor celebrities with great smiles, I thought I'd take a breather to consider the options and actually compose a list of real value. So seeing as this is a blog for businesses looking for market intelligence here is a run down of some of the better known business news resources:




Summary - A good selection of subsections presented in quite a messy fashion.

Good For - General news affecting the national economy and expert analysis.

Bad for - A quick search or smaller business updates.

Rating 7/10



Summary - Well presented page with constantly updated stories and useful features such as 'most popular' business stories from the past week.

Good for - Video and audio features and a quick scan of breaking news.

Bad for - Depth, the front page is kept well but drilling in for further info can often be disappointing.

Rating 8/10



Summary - Famous, popular hub for business news.

Good for - Market data, deals and acquisition news.

Bad for - Finding exactly what you want. With so many stories across so many sections it can sometimes be like finding a needle in a haystack.

Rating 8/10



Summary - A page specifically focused on smaller businesses and news items affecting the SME market place.

Good for - Research pieces, funding news and general advice sections.

Bad for - Company news. Not updated as regularly as some of the bigger titles.

Rating 5/10



Summary - Global news source which often captures stories others have missed.

Good for - Great industry specific sections (see link)

Bad for - Global can sometimes mean irrelevant so it is occasionally necessary to rummage through the trash to get to the good stuff.

Rating 7/10

Right, now back to the serious business of deciding between dining with Michael Parkinson or Sigourney Weaver... This is hard.

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