Best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services, magazines or digital AWARD YEAR: 2022 AWARD NAME: The Malcolm Forbes Award 2022 RECIPIENTS: Debbie Cenziper, Will Fitzgibbon, Eva Herscowitz and Delphine Reuter AFFILIATION: ProPublica and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists with more than 50 international media organizations and Northwestern University HONORED WORK: “Shadow Diplomats:…
Award name: 13 The Malcom Forbes Award
Best business reporting from abroad in newspapers or wire services.
The Malcolm Forbes Award 2021
Best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services, magazines or digital AWARD DATE: 2021 AWARD NAME: The Malcolm Forbes Award 2021 AWARD RECIPIENTS: International Consortium of Investigative Journalists AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: The Washington Post, Miami Herald and nearly 150 media partners AWARD HONORED WORK: “The Pandora Papers” AWARD SPONSOR: Forbes Magazine Another tour de…
The Malcolm Forbes Award 2020
Best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services, magazines or digital AWARD DATE: 2020 AWARD NAME: The Malcolm Forbes Award 2020 AWARD RECIPIENTS: Dan McCrum, Paul Murphy, Sam Jones and Olaf Storbeck AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: Financial Times AWARD HONORED WORK: “Inside Wirecard” AWARD SPONSOR: Forbes Magazine The remarkable multiyear takedown of a European fintech…
The Malcolm Forbes Award 2019
Best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services, magazines or digital. AWARD DATE: 2019 AWARD NAME: 13 The Malcolm Forbes Award 2019 AWARD RECIPIENT: Nick Kostov and Sean McLain AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: The Wall Street Journal AWARD HONORED WORK: “The Fall of Carlos Ghosn” AWARD SPONSOR: Forbes Magazine Kostov and McLain’s persistent enterprise over…
The Malcolm Forbes and Morton Frank Award 2018
Best international business news reporting in any medium AWARD DATE: 2018 AWARD NAME: The Malcolm Forbes and Morton Frank Award 2018 AWARD RECIPIENTS: Walt Bogdanich, Michael Forsythe and NYT staff AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: The New York Times AWARD HONORED WORK: “The Enablers” AWARD SPONSOR: Forbes Magazine It’s no secret that authoritarian regimes such as China, Russia and Saudi Arabia are…
The Malcolm Forbes Award 2017
Best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services or digital AWARD DATE: 2017 AWARD NAME: 13 The Malcolm Forbes Award AWARD RECIPIENTS: Paritosh Bansal, Tom Lasseter, Aditya Kalra, Duff Wilson and team AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: Reuters AWARD HONORED WORK: “The Philip Morris Files” AWARD SPONSOR: Forbes Magazine In industry after industry companies with big…
The Malcolm Forbes Award 2016
Best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services or digital AWARD DATE: 2016 AWARD NAME: 13 The Malcolm Forbes Award AWARD RECIPIENT: International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, McClatchy, The Miami Herald and more than 100 other media partners. AWARD RECIPIENT AFFILIATION: International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, McClatchy, The Miami Herald and more than 100…
The Malcolm Forbes Award 2015
Best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services or online AWARD YEAR: 2015 AWARD NAME: The Malcolm Forbes Award 2015 RECIPIENT: Martha Mendoza, Esther Htusan, Margie Mason and Robin McDowell AFFILIATION: The Associated Press HONORED WORK: “Seafood From Slaves” This project checked all the boxes: stellar reporting, terrific writing and fantastic use of storytelling…
The Malcolm Forbes Award 2014
This series of nine stories showed how President Vladimir
Putin and his billionaire friends control the Russian economy and siphon off billions of dollars for themselves. Reuters was the first news organization to document how contracts and money moved through offshore tax havens because it was able to obtain access to confidential bank and travel databases. The corruption extended even to the supply of a Russian rocket to the U.S. space program.
The Malcolm Forbes Award 2013
The judges were impressed by Reuters’ ability to piece together how Iran’s top religious cleric, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had amassed a financial empire worth $95 billion, rivaling the wealth of the late Shah. In a three-part series, Stecklow and colleagues drew a devastating portrait of how Khamenei had secured a position in nearly every sector of Iran’s economy through a little-known agency called Setad. Reuters took major risks in investigating the ayatollah.