Business trade publisher Crain Communications has laid off 150 staffers and sliced salaries across the board by 10 percent, sources tell pai… Read More »
Crain's Manchester Business Sticks To Its Pay Wall Through Downturn
The chips are down for printed media of all kinds right now, but at least one publisher feels it is doing well in the downturn in both dead… Read More »
Crain Communications Pulls Plug On FinancialWeek.com; Folds Two European Magazines
Crain Communications continues to pare down its portfolio: just two days after pulling the plug the long-standing RCR Wireless brand, the B2… Read More »
Yesterday we reported that B2B publisher Crain Communications was closing its print magazine Financial Week and chose to go online only with… Read More »
Financial Week is possibly the worst publishing name to have right now: covering the battered financial industry on an oh-so-pointless weekl… Read More »
Crain Communications Buys Temp Jobs Researcher Staffing Industry Analysts
Business mag publisher Crain Communications has bought Staffing Industry Analysts, a company that produces online reports on the temporary j… Read More »
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