Financial news site Quartz announced Monday that it now has 21,000 paying members globally as of the end of June. Quartz membership features exclusive content. In addition to original reporting from its global newsroom...
Quartz editor in chief Katherine Bell has written a column arguing for a more progressive form of business journalism. Bell writes, “If we want a better, more inclusive economy, we need a new, more demanding form...
Quartz seeks a reporter obsessed with the future of capitalism to cover economics and finance. The company is looking for an ambitious journalist with at least five years’ professional reporting experience, an entrepreneurial approach,...
Quartz managing editor Kira Bindrim wrote the following Wednesday about its new home page: Today we unveiled a new version of our homepage that draws inspiration from our popular email newsletters like the Quartz Daily Brief...
Steven Perlberg of Digiday writes about financial news site Quartz, which has gone from cutting edge innovations to layoffs in the past two years. Perlberg writes, “Publishing has gone through about a dozen life cycles...
Quartz CEO Zach Seward sent the following statement to the financial news site’s staff on Thursday: Hi, Quartz I wanted to write today about the fight for racial justice happening now in the US and, in...
Elan Kiderman is joining The Marshall Project as its first director of product. Kiderman will be responsible for upholding and expanding The Marshall Project’s award-winning design and creating new products and newsletters. He will...
John Keefe, the investigations editor at Quartz, was among the editorial staffers laid off by the financial news site on Thursday. On Twitter, Keefe wrote: “I’m looking for a new adventure — in journalism,...
Quartz CEO Zach Seward sent out the following to the staff regarding the layoffs and restructuring: Hi, Quartz Thank you for joining our meeting just now. Here’s a transcript of my remarks. From the...
Uzabase, the Japanese parent company of financial news site Quartz, announced Thursday that it will restructure the business and reduce its employees by 40 percent, or 80 positions. The editorial staff of 85 positions...
