As his newspapers were financially failing, top boss Brian Tierney took home raises totalling $250,000 last year.. And this was after he asked staffers to give up their $5 a week raises to help ...

Brian Tierney, FirstEnergy's new CEO, says he committed to moving the company forward in the wake of the House Bill 6 scandal. Sean McDonnell, Cleveland.com ...

Brian Tierney, 97, the Cornell University Emeritus Bryce and Edith M. Bowmar Professor in Humanistic Studies, died peacefully in his sleep on November 30, 2019, after spending the day surrounded ...

FirstEnergy Corp.'s new CEO, Brian Tierney, said he plans to get the regional electric utility in Akron prepared for a future in which even more things run on electricity by continuing to make major ...

Brian Tierney, a former public relations executive, is the last man standing in a fight to keep Philadelphia’s newspapers out of the hands of lenders. Skip to content Skip to site index.

“Brian Tierney is the current chairman of the Poynter Foundation and former publisher of the Inquirer and Daily News, so the commentary he shared on Sunday was deemed insightful and credible.

Is Brian Tierney Coming Back to the Inquirer? Not if rank-and-file journalists have anything to do with it. By Joel Mathis ...

After Brian Tierney was shot multiple times on I-205 in 2012, he sustained lung damage that could have ended his musical career. Singing, however, became a crucial part of his recovery.

Brian Tierney has been having a good few weeks. The media executives winning streak kicked off last month, when his Philadelphia Newspapers scored a victory in appeals court that could keep the ...

Brian Tierney has spent three years trying to revive Philadelphia's two struggling newspapers. A judge this month will decide whether his time is up. On Sept. 15, Mr. Tierney, ...