DealBook (The New York Times)
by Andrew Ross Sorkin
High-level financial news for executives. DealBook provides expert analysis on the intersection of business, policy, and power, led by Andrew Ross Sorkin.
About DealBook (The New York Times)
DealBook is the search for the 'why' behind the biggest business and policy news. It focuses on the people and forces that shape the global economy, offering an insider's view that is indispensable for decision-makers.
What Makes This Newsletter Unique
Unrivaled access. Andrew Ross Sorkin and his team speak to the world's most powerful CEOs and policy makers, often breaking news before it hits other wires.
Who Should Subscribe?
Executives and professionals who need to understand the strategic and political context of the business world.
Content Format
A comprehensive daily briefing with a core essay followed by concise summaries of major deals and policy shifts.
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Our Take: Pros & Cons
Pros
- Top-tier professional journalism
- Excellent for understanding the policy side of business
- Includes global perspectives
Cons
- Some links require a New York Times digital subscription
- Can be broad; less focus on specific stock analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the newsletter free?
Yes, the daily email itself is free, though some referenced articles may be behind the NYT paywall.
How often is DealBook (The New York Times) published?
DealBook (The New York Times) is published daily.
Who writes DealBook (The New York Times)?
DealBook (The New York Times) is written by Andrew Ross Sorkin. Andrew Ross Sorkin is a financial columnist for The New York Times and a co-anchor of CNBC's Squawk Box.
About the Author: Andrew Ross Sorkin
Andrew Ross Sorkin
Andrew Ross Sorkin is a financial columnist for The New York Times and a co-anchor of CNBC's Squawk Box. He is the author of 'Too Big to Fail' and a leading voice in business journalism.
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