Millions of readers turn to Investopedia’s daily informative news to explain complicated and intimidating financial concepts and decisions, including Saturday and Sunday. We are looking for a sharp editor who can work Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. EDT, plus two other days of the week TBD. This position carries a lot of responsibility and requires exceptional news judgment and a proven ability to work under pressure with colleagues in New York on breaking news and features and curating the homepage.
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About You:
The ideal candidate is a news junkie and an experienced journalist with a history of working with well-recognized outlets on financial and business news.
Pay Range: Salary: $64,000 – $80,000
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