[Screwston]

Are there any magazines out there a young man should check out who's looking to get into the business field? Preferably ones that deal with global shit.

[Gunner]

The Economist and Bloomberg Business Week.

[OSL]

Yeah, what's bars said.

I also like Mark Mobius' blog, which focuses on investment opportunities in emerging markets.

http://mobius.blog.franklintempleton.com/

Some others:

Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Inc

http://www.ft.com

http://www.wsj.com

http://www.forbes.com

http://www.inc.com

[DarrelCornell]

Are there any magazines out there a young man should check out who's looking to get into the business field? Preferably ones that deal with global shit.

[UKM]

Online also try startupnation and entrepreneur.com. Sure, not as global as Forbes, FT etc which give the global, more macro picture. Depends what you are after. 'Business' is very broad term as you know.

Are you after ideas, advice or the global economic picture? The above two and Inc.com are good for stuff more geared to the individual entrepreneur.

[DonovanVC]

The Economist is well-written but they are cry-babies. After bin laden was shot, the following Economist featured his face with "now kill his dream" written on it. Have a little optimism for once.

I'd stick to the Wall Street Journal. Its clear, has a good mix of reporting and opinion, and has excellent charts/graphs.

Also, check out Mckinsey's reports on various issues.

Co-sign Bloomberg.

[Screwston]

Thanks everyone. Ukm - I'm after all 3.

[OSL]

Good call, Donovan.

McKinsey quarterly is very good.

Also, subscribe to "Knowledge @ Wharton."

[Chase]

Mark Mobius

0:38 min
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kD_i4tDqZCk

[Pepini]

Also read the comments section of the economist. Some good info.

[Pepini]

You should also check the international version of Der Spiegel for the german intake of things:
http://www.spiegel.de/international/