The Wall Street Journal has tapped Joe Pinsker to serve on its personal finance team, where he will launch a new beat covering the pursuit of happiness, digging into the changing meaning of the good life, the obstacles and avenues to wealth and prosperity in America.
Pinsker was a staff writer at The Atlantic, which he joined in 2013 as an editorial fellow. He served as an associate editor, a role in which he wrote and edited articles about business and economics.
He interned at Rolling Stone.
Pinsker has a B.A. in English from the University of Pennsylvania.
You can congratulate Pinsker via Twitter.
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