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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedMcGraw-Hill's "BusinessWeek" has ceased publication of "BusinessWeek Chicago," a monthly magazine launched in November 2007
Business Publisher, June 17, 2008
McGraw-Hill's (New York) "BusinessWeek" has ceased publication of "BusinessWeek Chicago," a monthly magazine launched in November 2007. The title had a controlled circulation of 60,000 business executives in the Chicago metropolitan area and was the purported forerunner of a series of city/regional business publications.
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The launch was undertaken despite continued ad revenue and ad page declines for the parent magazine.
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