Money magazine strikes deal with DailyWorth
Money magazine announced Tuesday that it will begin a business partnership with DailyWorth, a website that provides financial and career advice to women. Under the new arrangement, Money will provide advertising sales support to DailyWorth. The partnership will also include cross-marketing to each brand’ as well as content syndication. Additionally, advertisers will have the opportunity […]
US News seeks consumer reporter
U.S. News & World Report is actively seeking an experienced Consumer Advice Writer for our consumer-oriented automotive site, U.S. News Best Cars. This position is based in our metro-accessible, Washington, D.C. office and will be working in a brand new office suite, set up for the collaborative work environment our employees appreciate. The autos team at […]
CNNMoney seeks personal finance reporter
CNNMoney.com is looking for a reporter for its personal finance section. He/she will work closely with the section’s editor to pitch and write stories about a wide range of personal finance topics, including real estate, taxes, consumer spending and saving trends, taxes, banking/lending and debt. This Reporter will be expected to pitch enterprise story ideas […]
SABEW president Wolk to join NerdWallet
Marty Wolk, the president of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers who left as managing editor of MSN Money last fall, is joining the personal finance website NerdWallet. In a note to SABEW board members, Wolk wrote: I’m happy to let you know that I have a new job and will be starting […]
Hard-nosed financial advice that changed lives
Lois Collins of the Deseret News profiles Washington Post personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary. Collins writes, “She studied radio, television and film and minored in print journalism. Her career has involved all of them. She graduated into a job at The Evening Sun, chasing fires on the police beat, then zoning, then religion — a […]
Ritholtz: What I would have asked high school “investor”
Barry Ritholtz writes for Bloomberg View about the New York high school student who duped New York magazine reporter Jessica Pressler into believing he had amassed a $72 million portfolio by investing during lunch breaks. Ritholtz writes, “But in thinking about this episode, I started jotting down questions I might’ve asked the whiz-kid trader if […]
CNBC.com seeks personal finance writer
CNBC.com is looking for a personal finance writer who will work closely with the Personal Finance Editor, helping to manage the daily publishing schedule, writing regularly, and working with a growing team of contributors to achieve the section’s ambitious goals for 2015 and beyond. We’re looking for someone who can grow with us as we […]
New York magazine story on teenage investor unravels
Kate Taylor of the New York Times writes about how a New York magazine article on a teenage investor who allegedly made $72 million turned out to be false. Taylor writes, “It started to fall apart on Monday when CNBC invited Mr. Islam and one of his friends, Damir Tulemaganbetov, who was described in the […]
Tribune wire adds business news content
Tribune News Service has added two new financial news content contributors. Subscribers can now access content from AdviceIQ twice a week. AdviceIQ provides original finance content that helps consumers understand and navigate the often-complicated worlds of financial advisers and personal investments. In addition, Tribune has added content from GOBankingRates.com to the News Service. This leading […]
Details emerge on Orman’s new show
Cynthia Littleton of Variety has the details on personal finance guru Suze Orman‘s new show “Suze Orman’s Money Wars,” with Warner Bros.’ Telepictures Prods. that is designed to air weekdays. Littleton writes, “It’s not clear yet if the project will be distribbed via first-run syndication or shopped to cable outlets. The series is in the […]
