Phone: (415) 694-5000

URL: www.allbusiness.com

Traffic: 6.3 million unique monthly visitors^^

Ad revenue: N/A

Ad rate: N/A

Comment: The how-to site for businesspeople attracts those looking to get ahead and those, such as U.S. Cellular, looking to sell them goods and services,.

Phone: (212) 597-5945

URL: www.barrons.com

Circulation: 311,133***

Traffic: 2.1 million++

Ad revenue (print): $60.7 million*

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): $34,112 1 page 4/C

Ad rate (online): N/A

Comment: Barron’s columnist Alan Abelson predicted the brutal bear market (even if it took some time for his prognostications to become reality). Insight like that makes Barron’s a must for financial services advertisers.

Phone: (212) 318-2000

URL: www.bloomberg.com

Traffic: 7.7 million^^

Ad revenue: N/A

Ad rate: $30 to $120 CPM

Comment: The name Bloomberg is synonymous with financial news, and Bloomberg.com and its 7.7 million unique monthly visitors have been key for extending that brand beyond trading terminals.

Phone: (646) 472-3923

URL: www.bnet.com

Traffic: 4.2 unique monthly visitors^

Ad revenue: N/A

Ad rate: N/A

Comment: Bnet.com is a general news site that takes advantage of the Internet with blogs and in-depth white papers. Advertisers crave the Web-savvy audience Bnet.com attracts.

Phone: (888) 441-4466

URL: www.business.com

Traffic: 8 million unique monthly visitors (internal)

Ad revenue: N/A

Ad rate: Minimum bid of 40 cents per click

Comment: This search engine, which dispenses advice and knowledge to businesspeople, has attracted banners and text ads from a variety of b2b marketers.

Phone: (212) 512-2000

URL: www.businessweek.com

Circulation: 933,820***

Traffic: 9.2 million unique monthly visitors++

Ad revenue (print): $236 million*

Ad revenue (online): $19 million

Ad rate (print): $112,200 for 1 page 4/C

Ad rate (online): $50 to $200 CPM

Comment: BusinessWeek has come on strong in transferring the brand power of its print edition to the Web, where it’s an innovator in employing user-generated content. Advertisers include business schools, such as Northwestern University’s Kellogg Graduate School of Management, and Verizon Wireless.

Phone: (212) 541-0500

URL: www.economist.com

Circulation: 786,977***

Traffic: 4.1 million unique monthly visitors***

Ad revenue (print): $131,529,000*

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): $62,600 1 page 4/C

Ad rate (online): $35 CPM

Comment: The Economist attracts a business audience with its global perspective on politics and finance, and b2b advertisers have followed this audience, both in print and online.

Phone: (212) 389-5300

URL: www.fastcompany.com

Circulation: N/A

Traffic: N/A

Ad revenue (print): $46 million*

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): N/A

Ad rate (online): N/A

Comment: Although it is suffering now like just about every other business magazine, Fast Company had a banner year in 2008, as readers and advertisers flocked to its refreshing view of the business world.

Phone: (212) 641-6550

URL: www.FT.com

Circulation: 451,676 ***

Traffic: 11.4 million unique monthly visitors***

Ad revenue (print): N/A

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): $44,055 for 1 page 4/C

Ad rate (online): N/A

Comment: The distinctive salmon pink-colored sheets of the Financial Times are a sign of distinctive, global-oriented news coverage that attracts international b2b marketers to advertise in its pages.

Phone: (212) 366-8900

URL: www.forbes.com

Circulation: 900,000

Traffic: 18.6 million unique monthly visitors++

Ad revenue (print): $338 million*

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): $114,509 for 1 page 4/C

Ad rate (online): $120 CPM

Comment: Forbes, in both its print and Internet incarnations, remains a force to be reckoned with. Forbes.com has been a pioneer in recognizing the value of aggregating business content online.

Phone: (212) 522-8007

URL: www.cnnmoney.com

Circulation: 830,000 North America; 1 million worldwide***

Traffic: 8.4 unique monthly visitors+

Ad revenue (print): $276.6 million*

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): $118,600 for 1 page 4C (North America)

Ad rate (online): $113 to $177 CPM

Comment: Fortune and its sibling site, CNNMoney.com, are the focal point of Time Warner’s business coverage, and the combination is a powerful draw for such b2b advertisers as Sprint and Apple.

Phone: (617) 783-7616

URL: www.harvardbusiness.org

Circulation: 245,831***

Traffic: 1 million (internal)

Ad revenue (print): $19 million*

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): 40,043

Ad rate (online): $75 CPM for home page, $55 CPM for run of site

Comment: Harvard Business Review’s in-depth analysis of best business practices makes it a must-read for many top executives. In print and on the Web, the brand boasts advertisers such as SAS and GoToMeeting.com.

Phone: (212) 389-5300

URL: www.inc.com

Circulation: 700,000

Traffic: 746,391 unique monthly visitors

Ad revenue (print): $86 million*

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): $74,200

Ad rate (online): $100 CPM

Comment: Inc. remains the standard in delivering news and information for small-business owners. It has extended that brand online, and advertisers looking to reach small businesses have followed.

Phone: (212) 626-7686

URL: www.investors.com

Circulation: 209,068***

Traffic: 1.1 million unique monthly visitors++

Ad revenue (print): N/A

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): $32,903 for 1 page 4C (Mon. edition)

Ad rate (online): $10 to $75 CPM

Comment: The newspaper revamped its Web site to offer more tools for its high-net-worth clientele that b2b advertisers are continually trying to reach.

Phone: (212) 597-5868

URL: www.wsj.com

Circulation: 2,069,463***

Traffic: 23.3 million unique monthly visitors++

Ad revenue (print): N/A

Ad revenue (online): N/A

Ad rate (print): $277,646 for 1 page 4/C (U.S. edition)

Ad rate (online): N/A

Comment: In an era when newspapers are losing circulation, the Journal continues to gain readers both online and in print. Readers crave the Journal’s take on business news in these uncertain times, a fact not lost on b2b marketers.