business editor
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Definition
Noun: A business editor is the newspaper editor who is responsible for overseeing, managing, and curating all business-related news content for a publication.
Usage
The term "business editor" specifically refers to a senior editorial role within a news organization. This person is in charge of the business news section or desk.
Examples
- The business editor approved the front-page story on the stock market crash.
- She was promoted to business editor after a decade of reporting on the technology sector.
- Please send your article pitch directly to the business editor.
Advanced Usage
- The role may involve broader responsibilities such as business editor at large, indicating an editor with wide-ranging or special assignments across the business section.
- In some contexts, the term can be part of a compound title, like deputy business editor or assistant business editor, denoting a specific rank within the editorial hierarchy.
Variants and Related Words
- Business section (n): The part of a newspaper or website containing business news, overseen by the business editor.
- Financial editor (n): A similar role, sometimes used interchangeably, though it may focus more narrowly on markets and finance.
- Editor (n): The general term for a person who prepares content for publication.
Synonyms
- Financial editor
- Economics editor
- Commercial editor
Antonyms
- There is no direct antonym, but other editorial roles focus on different sections (e.g., sports editor, arts editor, politics editor).
Related Phrases
- To run the business desk: A phrase meaning to be in charge of the business news department, a key duty of the business editor.
- She has run the business desk for five years.
Noun
- the newspaper editor responsible for business news