Ron Day

3rd February 2025

Local News. Final Delivery

Every morning for years I've grabbed my Star-Ledger off the lawn (my grandma did the same with her black & white version). It's been a routine – a great one at that – a democratic and social ritual where a window is opened into my community and world.

Burn in Tweed • 21st October 2024

Burn in Tweed

Burn in Tweed
Somerville, New Jersey
Bexx plays the bass, she's a f*ckin furnace. Shane drums with wash and space a sense of place. Ronny bashes the guitar and sometimes turns it down though we can't recall when.
Catch us live.

Burn in Tweed
Somerville, New Jersey

Bexx plays the bass, she's a f*ckin furnace. Shane drums with wash and space a sense of place. Ronny bashes the guitar and sometimes turns it down though we can't recall when.
Catch us live.

Investopedia • 21st December 2021

Do I Need a Broker to Buy Stocks?

Who hasn't watched markets rally and thought about getting in and buying stocks? While an education in buying and selling stocks can be a lifetime process, the initial startup is a matter of a few easy steps.

AARP • 17th September 2021

Use a Password Manager for Online Safety

Nearly all of us have been victims of cybercrime — or know someone who was.

AARP • 13th September 2021

How to Keep Your Privacy Safe When Downloading Free Apps

The digital world is awash in free phone apps — software to help you sleep better, hail a ride or tell English ivy from poison ivy. So much convenience and help at your fingertips sounds great. But is it really?

SoundCloud • 27th August 2021

ronny day

20th August 2020

Actis’s Shami Nissan Says COVID-19 May Be Impact Investing’s Defining Moment

Whether companies keep promises on social commitments will be remembered after the pandemic, private
equity firm’s head of responsible investing says

Karma • 14th May 2019

Ripple Energy Turns to Environmentalist Consumers for Funding

One U.K. startup is taking a radical step in renewable energy: crowdsourcing the funds to build its infrastructure from its future customers. Will it find success?

Animal Masks • 17th March 2019

Animal Masks 4-song CD

garage pop psychedelic pop mash trash punk pop

12th March 2019

Animal Masks reviews, bio

Somerville, NJ-based trio

21st January 2019

Law Firms Adding Jobs as PE Deals Soar L360

For Kirkland & Ellis, the October deal that took cybersecurity company Imperva private was another example of how private equity (PE) activity is driving demand and profits at big law firms — and will continue to do so.

21st January 2019

Lawyer Retention L360

Socially Aware Millennials Want Meaning & Skee Ball, As Partnership Paths Narrow

There was a time when a good salary and a door open to partnership were enough to keep associates at BigLaw firms. Then the millennials came.

21st January 2019

Law Firm Growth Cities L360

From Nashville to New York, Demand for Law Services Gaining in U.S. Cities

Polsinelli’s chair-elect Chase Simmons is spending more time in the air these days, jetting from city to city to meet clients and oversee the firm’s growing network of offices. From Polsinelli’s established strongholds of New York, Chicago and Silicon Valley, to its newest outpost in Seattle, Simmons manages rising demand from clients for the firm’s services.

21st January 2019

Legal Weed L360

Big Law Meets Big Weed: Diminishing Risks Amid a Green Rush

Seattle lawyer Christopher Barry knows a gold rush when he sees one, having witnessed the microcomputer, biotechnology and Internet revolutions and the wealth they generated. In legal weed, he’s seeing the same.

21st January 2019

Internet of Things & the Law L360

California pushed law further into cyberspace on Sept. 28 with the passage of SB-327 , the first
state law regulating the expanding, amorphous network known as the Internet of Things. And as
with most new rules, law firms are in various states of preparedness.

Bloomberg.com • 22nd December 2018

Rock Singer Joe Cocker Dies at 70 of Undisclosed Illness: BBC

BIGTHINK.COM • 2nd August 2018

To get a job, you need confidence and a little fear

Searching for a job isn’t for the faint of heart; loss of employment fragments one’s sense of self, tears at one’s confidence.

6th July 2018

Ron Day Demo Reel

Demo of Ron on-camera

Bloomberg.com • 3rd July 2018

James River to Buy International Resources for $475 Million

James River Coal Co., an owner of mines in Appalachia and the Illinois Basin, is buying International Resource Partners LP for $475 million to boost coal output and shipping.

James River, based in Richmond, Virginia, is buying a company with mines that produced 1.9 million tons of coal last year, it said in a PR Newswire statement. Most of that was so-called metallurgical coal.

The purchase includes Logan & Kanawha Coal Co., a coal marketing and trading business that helped boost International

26th June 2018

Qualifications and Experience

A little bit about me

26th June 2018

Award: Best Article at Small Daily Newspaper

Journalism Award for Distinguished Business and Financial Reporting of New Jersey Issues; Sponsored by CIT Group in cooperation with Rutgers University Department of Journalism and Mass Media

BIGTHINK.COM • 26th May 2018

Fear and loading: AI coming for journalism jobs

At his desk a few years ago in the Bloomberg newsroom, Damon Kovelsky sensed the change coming: automation, artificial intelligence. Bots, crawlers, borg. Would it come for his job, he wondered? To stay relevant as well as employed, the married New York father made a choice.

Bloomberg.com • 14th January 2016

NYC Subways Delayed After Rail Breaks in Manhattan, MTA Says

New York City subway’s B, D, C, F, M lines are experiencing delays in both directions due to a broken rail at 7th Ave., Metropolitan Transportation Authority said in an e-mailed statement. *B line service resumed after being suspended between Bedford Park Blvd. in Bronx and Brighton Beach in Brooklyn

Bloomberg News • 1st November 2006

EDS 3rd-Qtr Earnings

Example of earnings story written while on Bloomberg Tech team