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Use infographics to document the breaking U.S. economic and business news/headli

  • Use infographics to document the breaking U.S. economic and business news/headlines reported by Wall Street Journal (WSJ) since January 1st of 2024 that help you understand the challenges and opportunities for corporations or investors.
    • Example of telling breaking news/events with infographics and picturesLinks to an external site.
  • Total number of WSJ news/headlines to be covered: 15
    • Note: you are expected to cover 2~4 news/headlines each month; thus submission should be made after May 1
  • Please submit your work as a pptx or PDF file.
  • Please provide reference of the information used in your work (e.g. article title, date, and author/authors)
    please summary the news with up to 2 sentences.
  • Please provide key words to associate the chose articles with FIN304 topics (e.g. Key words: Fed policy and interest rates)

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