Nina Zipkin, an editor on its CNBC Acorns Grow personal finance collaboration, has become contributors editor at CNBC Make It. She joined CNBC Acorns Grow in 2019. Zipkin previously spent more than five years...
Sophie Kiderlin has joined CNBC Make It as a digital news assistant. Recently, Kiderlin was a business education intern at the Financial Times. She was a markets fellow at Insider, where she covered financial...
Select has hired Benji Stawski as an editor. His coverage will include a variety of topics including credit cards, personal loans, insurance products, mortgages and a whole range of personal finance products. Stawski previously...
Ryan Ermey, a senior writer with Acorns Grow, which helps Americans make better monetary decisions, has joined the team at CNBC Make it to cover personal finance and investing. Prior to joining CNBC, Ermey...
Carmen Reinicke, a personal finance reporter at CNBC, has switched over to the markets team. Previously, Reinicke was at Business Insider, where she worked as a junior reporter for Markets Insider and then as...
CNBC Digital is looking to hire a talented reporter to join the NYC-based Make It brand. CNBC’s Make It is a fast-growing, consumer-friendly section of CNBC, devoted to aspirational content about money, entrepreneurship, leadership...
CNBC Make It personal finance reporter Nick Vega is moving to a new beat covering pop culture and entertainment. He joined CNBC a year ago after cove tech for The New York Post. Vega had been...
Jessica Bursztynsky, associate tech reporter at CNBC has left. She tweets: “After 3.5 years, today is my last day @CNBC. I’ve had an incredible time working on the tech desk & can’t thank my...
CNBC announced Wednesday that “Mad Money with Jim Cramer” will move to the New York Stock Exchange this summer. The first show at the NYSE will be July 18. The new set, being built...
Jeff McCracken, CNBC.com managing editor, sent out the following to the staff on Tuesday: I want to let everyone know about two new hires and an internal move in the CNBC.com newsroom. First, I...
