How to Cancel Bloomberg Businessweek

Cancel Bloomberg Businessweek or Bloomberg.com access through your Bloomberg account, Businessweek print customer care, or the app store that billed you.

Last Edited on 06 Dec, 2025

Emma Sullivan, EdTech and Media Writer

10 min read

Bloomberg Businessweek may be part of a Bloomberg.com digital subscription, an Annual + Businessweek Print plan, or a separate print-magazine customer-care account. Check the latest receipt before canceling, because the billing route controls the cancellation route.

For Bloomberg.com subscriptions, Bloomberg terms say monthly and annual subscriptions renew automatically until canceled. The terms say cancellation is handled by signing in to the Bloomberg account, going to Account > Subscriptions, and selecting Contact Support to Cancel. Cancel before the renewal date to stop the next charge.

Best Cancellation Route

What you have	Start here	What to confirm
Bloomberg.com digital subscription	Bloomberg account > Subscriptions	Support confirms the renewal is canceled
Annual + Businessweek Print	Bloomberg account plus Businessweek customer-care records	Digital access and print delivery are handled for the correct plan
Standalone Businessweek print account	Businessweek customer-care account page	Print renewal or delivery stops as requested
Apple App Store receipt	Apple ID subscriptions	Bloomberg is no longer set to renew through Apple
Google Play receipt	Google Play subscriptions	Bloomberg is no longer set to renew through Google
Corporate or institutional access	Bloomberg group, academic, or corporate contact	The admin, institution, or contract owner handles the account
Bloomberg Terminal / Professional account	Bloomberg Professional support or service portal	You are not canceling the wrong product

This guide is for consumer Bloomberg.com / Bloomberg Businessweek subscriptions, not Bloomberg Terminal contracts.

Step-by-Step: How to Cancel Bloomberg Businessweek

1 Check the latest receipt

Find whether the charge is for Bloomberg.com digital access, Annual + Businessweek Print, a print account, Apple, Google Play, or a corporate account.

2 Sign in to Bloomberg

For direct Bloomberg.com billing, sign in with the email used for the subscription.

3 Open Subscriptions

Go to the account menu, choose Account, then open Subscriptions.

4 Select Contact Support to Cancel

Use Contact Support to Cancel for the active Bloomberg.com subscription.

5 Use print or app-store support if needed

If the receipt is for Businessweek print customer care, Apple, or Google Play, use that billing source instead.

6 Save proof

Save the support confirmation, access end date, next renewal status, and latest receipt.

Cancel a Bloomberg.com Subscription

Use this route when your receipt names Bloomberg.com or Bloomberg L.P. for digital access.

Sign in at https://www.bloomberg.com/.
Open the account menu.
Choose Account.
Open Subscriptions.
Select Contact Support to Cancel.
Submit the cancellation request before the renewal date.
Save the confirmation from Bloomberg support.

Bloomberg's public help/account pages may require browser verification. That does not change the user-facing route: sign in from a normal browser session, then use the account and subscription controls.

Cancel Annual + Businessweek Print

Bloomberg's current subscription page lists Annual + Businessweek Print as a plan that includes monthly editions of Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine. Because this plan mixes digital access and print delivery, confirm both sides of the subscription:

Check	Why it matters
Bloomberg.com account status	Stops the digital auto-renewal
Print delivery address	Confirms the magazine record being changed
Latest renewal receipt	Shows the plan name and amount
Support confirmation	Shows whether print delivery and digital access were both addressed
Paid-period end date	Shows when access or delivery should end

If the print account has its own customer-care login, update that account as well and keep both confirmations.

Cancel Through Apple or Google Play

Use this route only if the receipt comes from an app store. Paying with Apple Pay or Google Pay on a website is different from an App Store or Google Play subscription.

Receipt source	Cancellation route
Apple App Store	Apple ID > Subscriptions
Google Play	Google Play > Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions
Bloomberg.com website with Apple Pay or Google Pay	Bloomberg account > Subscriptions

If Bloomberg does not appear in Apple or Google subscription settings, use the Bloomberg account route or contact Bloomberg support.

Current Bloomberg.com and Businessweek Prices

Bloomberg's current subscriptions page showed these consumer options:

Plan	Public price shown	Renewal detail shown
Annual digital access	`$180` for the first year	Auto-renews for `$399` annually after 1 year
Monthly Access	`$1.99` for the first month	Auto-renews for `$39.99/month`
Annual + Businessweek Print	`$210` for the first year	Auto-renews for `$429` annually
Tech Newsletter Bundle	`$11.99/month`	Newsletter bundle price shown on the page
Student Plan	`$9.99/month`	Auto-renews at `$39.99/month` after graduation
Gift Subscription	Gift a year of access	Does not auto-renew

Prices can change, and tax may apply. The checkout page and your renewal email are the source of truth for your account.

Refund and Access Rules

Bloomberg terms describe the cancellation effect by subscription type:

Subscription type	Current Bloomberg terms
Monthly subscription	Canceling stops future monthly charges; the cancellation becomes effective at the end of the current monthly period
Monthly refund	Bloomberg does not refund monthly fees already paid
Annual subscription	Canceling stops future annual charges; the cancellation becomes effective at the end of the current annual period
Annual refund	Bloomberg does not provide prorated refunds for the paid annual period
Introductory offer	You must cancel before the offer period ends to stop renewal at the then-current rate
Third-party subscription	If purchased through a third party, cancel with that third party

If you are canceling because of a renewal amount, ask support to confirm the next renewal date, current-period access, and whether any print delivery remains.

Message to Bloomberg Support

Use this when contacting support from the account flow:

Please cancel renewal for my Bloomberg.com / Bloomberg Businessweek subscription. My account email is [email]. My plan is [Digital / Annual + Businessweek Print / Monthly / Student / other]. My latest receipt is dated [date] for [amount]. Please confirm the cancellation date, access end date, and whether Bloomberg Businessweek print delivery is included in this account.

If the account is a gift, corporate, academic, or professional-services account, say that in the first sentence so support can route it correctly.

What to Save

Proof	Why it matters
Bloomberg account email	Finds the subscription
Latest receipt	Shows plan, price, renewal date, and billing source
Plan name	Distinguishes digital from Businessweek Print
Cancellation confirmation	Shows future billing should stop
Access end date	Confirms when digital access ends
Print account confirmation	Shows magazine delivery or print renewal status
App-store confirmation	Needed if Apple or Google billed the subscription

Keep the proof until after the next renewal date has passed.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Bloomberg Businessweek

How do I cancel Bloomberg Businessweek?

If it is part of a Bloomberg.com subscription, sign in, open Account, go to Subscriptions, and choose Contact Support to Cancel. If it is a print customer-care account or app-store subscription, use that billing source.

Does Bloomberg Businessweek auto-renew?

Bloomberg's subscription page says digital annual access and Annual + Businessweek Print auto-renew annually, while Monthly Access auto-renews monthly.

Will Bloomberg refund me after cancellation?

Bloomberg terms say monthly fees already paid are not refunded and annual subscriptions are not prorated. Access continues through the current paid period.

How much is Annual + Businessweek Print now?

The current Bloomberg subscriptions page showed Annual + Businessweek Print at $210 for the first year and $429 annually on renewal.

What if I paid through Apple or Google?

Cancel in Apple ID subscriptions or Google Play subscriptions only if that store appears on your receipt. Website payments using Apple Pay or Google Pay still use the Bloomberg account route.

Is Bloomberg Terminal canceled the same way?

No. Bloomberg Terminal and professional accounts are separate products and should be handled through Bloomberg Professional support or the service portal.

Sources Checked

Source	What was checked
Bloomberg subscriptions page	Current Digital, Monthly, Annual + Businessweek Print, Tech Newsletter Bundle, Student, and Gift plan prices; auto-renew language; cancel-before-renewal note
Bloomberg Terms of Service	Bloomberg.com subscription cancellation flow, monthly and annual renewal rules, introductory offer cancellation, third-party cancellation rule, refund and current-period access rules
Bloomberg account/subscription pages	Account route requires sign-in/browser verification; direct user flow remains account > subscriptions
Bloomberg Businessweek customer-care entry point	Print magazine customer-care context for standalone or print-included accounts

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Emma Sullivan

EdTech and Media Writer

Emma Sullivan is the EdTech & Media Writer at Pine AI, focusing on the intersection of educational technology, digital media, and consumer trends. With over a decade of experience as a technology journalist and an educator, Emma brings a unique, hands-on perspective to their analysis. In her full time profession Emma teaches digital literacy programs and reports for leading technology publications, where they cover the launch of major educational platforms and the integration of new media in learning environments. Emma is committed to providing readers with practical, insightful, and reliable guidance whether it's about saving money or practical subscription hacks, she wants to empower consumers through knowleddge.