Bloomberg Radio is dedicated to providing up-to-date news on business and the financial markets to people all over the world. Bloomberg's national and international radio franchise includes almost 750 radio stations throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Bloomberg Radio's flagship station is WBBR-AM in New York. This station provides 24-hour business, financial and stock market coverage to its listeners in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut tri-state area. Bloomberg Radio Network has over 1.2 million listeners. Bloomberg offers syndicated reports to stations all over the nation and world in addition to their flagship station. Outside of the United States, reports are delivered in the local languages of the country. Currently Bloomberg offers reports in English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish and Portuguese. The network is geared toward adults interested in business, finance and news. Advertising rates vary depending on the programming, but range from $500 to $6000 for a 30-second spot. Deadlines and lead times vary, depending on the program. The assignment desk should ONLY be contacted to notify the department of serious business news stories about publicly traded companies.

Geared toward readers ranging from the business executive to the consumer in the Detroit area and covers the business world in such areas as advertising, high technology, transportation and wholesale and retail trade. Reviews the effects of current events of the financial world on the local Detroit economy. Coverage includes banking, finance including mortgages, investments, industry news and regulations and new businesses. Features focus on small business, real estate including commercial real estate, healthcare, marketing, advertising, the media, construction and development, local and state government, technology and telecommunications, education and retail.

Established in 1979 and edited for the business community throughout the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Focus is on presenting in-depth stories of the people, businesses and economy of the area. Covers real estate, finance, construction, manufacturing, international trade and transportation. Offers timely news, corporate and personality profiles, interviews, market data and a list of top performing companies.

Closing Bell represents a new approach to the network's coverage of the close of the broad markets. The program allows one of the most respected reporters on Wall Street to guide viewers through the last 60 minutes of the trading day. The show is seen across the world on CNBC, CNBC Asia and CNBC Europe. Pitches the show is interested in are finance, investments, stock market and business experts.

Targets workers and executives in exports, imports, logistics and transportation. Provides authoritative editorial content to assist in planning a company's global supply chain and better manage day-to-day international logistics and shipping needs. Provides analysis to help forecast trends, operational statistics, and weekly cost studies. Topics include ocean transportation, ports, air commerce, e-commerce and technology, and customs. Information is delivered through news, analyses, case studies, and perspective pieces. The Journal of Commerce (JOC) DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. These articles for their commentary section are normally 750-800 words long and they require a high resolution photo if they are used