About Us

Crain's Manchester Business is a local weekly business newspaper modeled on the established and successful model found throughout the US. Crain's delivers breaking local business news to the 10 boroughs in the Greater Manchester and Cheshire area for senior level executives, senior management and small business owners.

Editorially driven and published weekly on Mondays for upper-level executives and business owners, it includes coverage of industries such as manufacturing, technology, real estate, health care and financial services. We've also got various weekly features including our lists or industry rankings, focus sections and a detailed records section to help you grow your business.

Our circulation

To 11,000 top business decision makers in the Greater Manchester area – CEOs, senior partners, MDs and business owners – Click here for our reader profile

Our address:

Crain's Manchester Business
City Tower, 22nd Floor
Piccadilly Plaza
Manchester M1 4BT

Management

Editor-in-chief – Chris Crain   Tel: 00 1(313) 446-1645

Associate publisher – Kathryn Toledano   Tel: 0161 209 5818

Editor – Stephen Brauner   Tel: 0161 209 5804

Deputy editor – Michael Fahy   Tel: 0161 209 5811

For a complete staff directory, click here

Letters to the Editor

Crain's Manchester Business welcomes your views. To send a letter to the editor, you must include your name, address and telephone number. All letters are subject to possible editing for clarity, taste and length.

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Email: manchesternews@crain.com

Other queries

If Crain's has been unfair or inaccurate in its news coverage, we want to know about it.

Should you find an error in one of our stories, you may contact one of our editors or the reporter who wrote the story directly, or you may send a letter to the editor.

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Readers' Poll

Will Spinningfields work as a fine dining destination?

A: Yes, thanks to plenty of well-heeled footfall

B: Yes, but restaurants will need three years rent free to get started

C: No, fine dining won't work anywhere in the city centre

Votes cast: 337

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