Journalists live and breathe on Twitter, and following each other is a sign of respect (or possibly fear). While some business journalists boast followings in the hundreds of thousands, the Reynolds Center has compiled an unscientific list of 20 business journalists with a somewhat smaller fanbase who are worth following.
Sports
Amanda Christovich @achristovichh
Reporter at Front Office Sports focused on college sports.
Jabari Young @JabariJYoung
Reporter at CNBC best known for his coverage of the San Antonio Spurs and the NBA.
Kendall Baker @kendallbaker
Sports editor at Axios and the author of the daily Axios Sports newsletter.
Meredith Cash @mercash22
Reporter at Insider covering all games played on a field, court, rink, diamond, or gridiron with a focus on women’s sports.
Paula Lavigne @pinepaula
Investigative reporter at ESPN who has investigated sexual assault in professional and college athlets, fraudulent pro-athlete charities, gambling on youth sports, and many other sports topics.
Startups and venture capital
Melia Russell @meliarobin
Melia is a tech correspondent at Insider whose bio states she is ‘focused on growth-stage companies, the funding deals that investors are clamoring to get into, and workplace issues.’
Matt Drange @mattdrange
Senior correspondent at Insider and was named the best young business journalist in 2019 by SABEW.
Shartia Brantley @ShartiaBrantley
Shartia is Deputy New York Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News and a Senior Editor for the Amerias at…
