Bloomberg News has hired Amanda Cantrell to be U.S. investing coverage team leader.
She will start on Monday.
Cantrell as been at Business Insider as finance features editor, where led a team writing stories about the most powerful firms and people on Wall Street.
She previously worked at Institutional Investor as a deputy editor and as a senior writer with Absolute Return magazine and at CNN as a reporter for its online business news vertical.
She has also appeared on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” the “Today Show,” and ABC “World News This Morning,” and she also serves as a volunteer editor for the Prison Journalism Project.
She holds a master’s degree in journalism from New York University, where she has also worked as an adjunct professor
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