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Financial news site Quartz is offering a one-hour panel next week on considering business journalism as a career. The panel will be April 21 from noon to 1 p.m. The panel features Quartz editor...
Quartz reporter Karen K. Ho has been hired by Business Insider to cover the business of sustainability. She joined Quartz a year ago as global finance and economics reporter. As a freelance business and culture reporter...
Quartz has appointed Daniel Alvarez as chief product officer. He’ll be responsible for all product development at Quartz, ensuring the company’s continued excellence in editorial product innovation and overseeing the engineering, design, product management,...
The article from financial news site Quartz that is being sold as an NFT, or nonfungible token, has reached $1,814, writes Joshua Benton of Nieman Lab. Benton writes, “But then came bidder n00bmind, who put up 0.04 wETH (wrapped Ethereum tokens),...
Financial news site Quartz has turned one of its articles into an NFT, or nonfungible token. Samanth Subramanian and David Yanofsky write, “The market for non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, has been racking up plenty of...
Jenni Avins, the senior lifestyle correspondent at Quartz, is leaving the publication. “It’s been an honor since 2014 to work with the smartest, sweetest, and silliest journalists in the game,” she wrote on Twitter....
Phoebe Gavin, editorial director of growth at financial news site Quartz, has left the news organization. Gavin is now focusing full-time on her coaching business. She also has a book coming out next week...
Financial news site Quartz has hired two new reporters — one to cover Asia and another for its Things team. Leslie Nguyen-Okwu is joining the Asia team as a reporter based in Taipei. Nguyen-Okwu...
Financial news site Quartz has hired Carlos Mureithi to cover East Africa. He replaces Abdi Latif Dahir, who left to join the New York Times. Mureithi has been special projects producer and web producer for Daily Nation,...
Quartz audience editor Molly Stier has left the financial news site and has joined MSNBC as a digital platforms editor. At Quartz, she oversaw audience growth and engagement for the site’s paid membership program. Previously, she was...
