The Grand Celebration of the 2025 Gerald Loeb Awards Unveiled in New York City

Celebrating Excellence in Financial Journalism: The 2025 Gerald Loeb Awards



On October 9, 2025, the iconic Rainbow Room in New York City showcased the best in financial journalism with the announcement of the winners of the 2025 Gerald Loeb Awards. Hosted by Tyler Mathisen, a former co-anchor of CNBC's "Power Lunch," the event drew journalists from around the globe, emphasizing the importance of reporting in business and finance.

In a memorable ceremony, the Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to James B. Stewart, the esteemed business columnist for The New York Times. His impactful narratives have greatly shaped the public's understanding of the complexities tied to business and finance. Stewart's work serves as an inspiration for aspiring journalists committed to delivering high-quality investigations and analyses. Recognizing the significant contributions of editors, Lois Norder of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution was honored with the Minard Editor Award. Her tenure as a senior editor for investigations showcased a commitment to journalistic integrity and tenacity.

The Gerald Loeb Awards, known for their distinguished recognition, celebrate those whose stories shine a light on the intricate world of business and economics. Established in memory of Gerald Loeb, a pioneer in financial journalism, the awards continue to adhere to a high standard, honoring excellence across various categories.

Event Highlights


The evening was marked by moments of reflection as a tribute was made for journalists who have faced persecution for their work. A moment of silence honored those who have been detained or lost their lives while reporting in challenging environments.

The competition categories were this year presented by renowned journalists from institutions like ABC News, Axios, Bloomberg, CNN, and NBC News, demonstrating the collaborative spirit within the journalism community. With Frank Mottek, host of Mottek on Money, announcing the finalists, each segment brought forth anticipation for the results.

2025 Award Recipients


Here are some highlights of this year’s awardees:

  • - AUDIO: Into America Uncounted MillionsMSNBC
- Reporters: Trymaine Lee, Aisha Turner, Max Jacobs, and Janmaris Perez
  • - BEAT REPORTING (tie): The Murdoch Family BattleThe New York Times
- Reporters: Jim Rutenberg, Jonathan Mahler
- Blowout/FalloutThe Seattle Times
- Reporters: Dominic Gates, Lauren Rosenblatt, Paige Cornwell, Patrick Malone
  • - BREAKING NEWS: Inside the Alaska Airlines Blowout 'Is It OK if I Hold Your Hand?'The Wall Street Journal
- Reporters: Alison Sider, Patience Haggin, and team.
  • - COMMENTARY: Kevin Roose on A.I.The New York Times
  • - EXPLANATORY: The War on RecoverySTAT

Additionally, the evening was filled with competition in categories like FEATURE, INTERNATIONAL, INVESTIGATIVE, and PERSONAL FINANCE, recognizing works that exemplify outstanding journalism.

The board of trustees of the G. and R. Loeb Foundation and UCLA Anderson expressed gratitude to all who contributed to the success of the event, which included gold sponsors such as Bloomberg, The New York Times, Reuters, and The Wall Street Journal, as well as silver sponsors like Barron's and The Boston Globe.

A Legacy of Influence


The Gerald Loeb Awards are more than just accolades; they symbolize the dedication to reporting that holds power to account. The event, held annually, offers a platform for discussing pressing issues within business and finance. As UCLA Anderson School of Management continues to uphold the values set forth by Gerald Loeb, the legacy of advancing financial journalism thrives.

For further updates and insights, follow the conversation surrounding the awards using #LoebAwards on social media, and engage with the community that values journalism's vital role in society.

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