Cancel Bloomberg Business Week

Table of Contents

• General Information
  
  • Bloomberg Business Week Notice Period & Conditions
    
  • What Information Does Bloomberg Businessweek Need?
    
  • What Happens After I Cancel My Bloomberg Businessweek Subscription?
    
  • Can I Also Contact Bloomberg Businessweek Directly?
    
  • Can I Revoke My Subscription Cancellation?
    
  • How Do I Check my Bloomberg Businessweek Subscription?
    
  • How Long Does the Subscription Cancellation Process Take?
    
• About Bloomberg BusinessWeek
  
  • What Kind of Subscriptions Does Bloomberg Businessweek Offer?

General Information

Bloomberg Business Week Notice Period & Conditions

Bloomberg Businessweek offers various subscription options, including monthly, annual, digital-only, and print + digital bundles. The terms of your cancellation can vary depending on the subscription type. For instance, a digital-only subscription may allow you to cancel at any time without penalty, but the cancellation will only take effect at the end of the billing period.

If you subscribed through an annual offer, especially those that include promotional gifts or discounts, some conditions may apply. You’ll still receive your issues until the subscription period runs out, but refunds might not always be provided unless required by law. For print subscriptions, it’s recommended to cancel at least one billing cycle before your renewal date to ensure processing in time. Always check the fine print on any promotional or introductory subscription to see whether additional terms apply.

Subscriptions through third-party vendors like Amazon, iTunes, or Zinio may be governed by that platform’s cancellation policy. If your billing is managed through a mobile app store, make sure to read their respective terms for renewal and refunds.

What Information Does Bloomberg Businessweek Need?

When canceling directly with Bloomberg Businessweek, you'll need some basic account details to help them process your request. These may include the email address associated with the account, your name, and your subscription or account ID. If you're contacting customer support by phone or email, having a recent billing statement or confirmation email can make the process quicker.

In cases where your subscription was made through a third party, such as iTunes or Google Play, Bloomberg Businessweek will not be able to cancel the plan for you directly. Instead, you'll need to go into the subscription management settings of that respective platform and initiate cancellation from there. This ensures that future billing stops on time and that no duplicate requests create confusion.

Keep in mind, if you’ve moved or changed email addresses since subscribing, verifying your identity might take an extra step. In such situations, providing transaction IDs or your mailing address linked to your print delivery can help resolve the issue quickly.

What Happens After I Cancel My Bloomberg Businessweek Subscription?

Once your cancellation is confirmed, your subscription typically remains active until the end of your current billing period. For example, if you cancel a monthly plan halfway through the month, you’ll continue to receive access for the remainder of that month. If you’re on an annual plan and cancel in the tenth month, you’ll still get issues for the final two months you’ve already paid for.

You won’t be charged again after that unless you choose to renew or subscribe again. For print subscribers, this means the final physical issue might arrive close to your renewal cut-off. Digital users will see their access to premium articles and issues end once the subscription period finishes. If you’re unsure about the date your subscription ends, you can check your billing history or account dashboard.

In some cases, content preferences, saved articles, or archived editions may remain in your account after cancellation. However, access to new content and issues will be restricted until you reactivate your subscription.

Can I Also Contact Bloomberg Businessweek Directly?

Yes, if you prefer handling things over the phone or need personalized help, you can contact Bloomberg Businessweek’s customer support directly. Their support teams are equipped to handle everything from account verification to cancellation, address changes, or delivery delays.

Support contact options include email, phone, and sometimes live chat—depending on your location. Phone lines typically operate during standard business hours in your region, while emails are answered within a few working days. When reaching out, it helps to include all your identifying details to speed up the process.

If you're unsure about whether your cancellation went through or want to clarify how many issues are left in your plan, the customer support team can also assist with that. Always wait for an official confirmation email once a change to your subscription has been made.

Can I Revoke My Subscription Cancellation?

Yes, revoking a cancellation is possible in most cases—as long as the subscription period hasn’t ended. If you change your mind after canceling, you can log into your account and see if there’s an option to “Renew” or “Reactivate” your subscription.

This is especially simple for digital users, where reactivation may only take a few clicks. Print subscribers may also be able to resume their delivery schedule without starting from scratch. However, if your subscription has already ended and the last issue has been delivered, you’ll likely need to start a new plan.

Your reading history, saved content, or past issues may remain accessible for some time even after cancellation. If you resubscribe with the same account credentials, some of your preferences might still be available.

How Do I Check my Bloomberg Businessweek Subscription?

You can view your subscription details by logging into your Bloomberg Businessweek account on their official website. After logging in, navigate to the “My Account” or “Manage Subscription” section. Here, you’ll see information such as your subscription start date, renewal date, plan type, and billing history.

If your subscription was initiated through a platform like iTunes or Amazon, checking your subscription will require visiting the respective account settings. In iTunes, go to your Apple ID > Subscriptions > Bloomberg Businessweek. For Amazon, head to the “Magazine Subscriptions” section.

Keeping track of your subscription status helps ensure that you’re aware of renewal dates and any upcoming charges. It also lets you confirm if your cancellation request was successfully processed.

How Long Does the Subscription Cancellation Process Take?

Typically, the cancellation is processed instantly or within one business day. If you canceled via your online account, you should see the update reflected almost immediately. However, if you submitted a cancellation request via email or phone, allow up to 48 hours for confirmation.

Subscribers using third-party platforms might experience slightly longer processing times, depending on the vendor’s support cycle. Regardless of the method, you should receive a confirmation once your request is complete. This will either appear on-screen at the end of the cancellation steps or arrive via email.

If you don’t receive a cancellation email, it’s worth logging in again to confirm or contacting customer support to avoid accidental renewals.

About Bloomberg BusinessWeek

Bloomberg Businessweek is a globally respected business publication that delivers in-depth coverage of financial markets, technology trends, economic developments, and global policy shifts. The magazine serves business professionals, policymakers, investors, and analysts who seek thoughtful reporting and insight into current affairs.

The content includes investigative reports, company profiles, economic forecasts, and interviews with influential business leaders. Known for its rigorous editorial standards, Bloomberg Businessweek blends data analysis with journalistic storytelling to offer a unique perspective on major issues shaping industries and economies.

Digital editions are updated regularly, while print versions are delivered weekly to subscribers. With cross-platform availability, users can read via desktop, mobile apps, or tablets.

What Kind of Subscriptions Does Bloomberg Businessweek Offer?

Subscribers can choose from multiple plans. Digital-only subscriptions offer access to all Businessweek content on the web and via mobile apps. Print + Digital plans are ideal for readers who want physical copies alongside digital convenience.

Billing options include monthly or annual renewals, with discounts often provided on longer-term plans. Occasionally, Bloomberg Businessweek runs promotional offers for new users, students, or corporate groups. Subscriptions may also include access to Bloomberg.com content or app-based features depending on the plan selected.

Certain platforms may bundle Businessweek with other Bloomberg services, so it’s a good idea to review all available options before subscribing.