Joe Weisenthal, the executive editor of Business Insider leaving for a job at Bloomberg Media, writes Wednesday about why he enjoys covering the financial markets. Weisenthal writes, “Now it’s obvious that for a markets...
Joe Wiesenthal, the executive editor of Business Insider, has been hired by Bloomberg to host a TV show and develop a news site about the markets. Nicholas Carlson of Business Insider writes, “He has...
Mamta Badkar, a reporter for Business Insider for the past four years, has been hired by the Financial Times. She will start next week working for Fast FT, a service that provides news and...
Business Insider is opening a newsroom in London this summer, with a focus on finance, tech, and politics. It is hiring at all levels, from an editor-in-chief to editors, reporters, and paid interns. Successful...
Dominic Rushe of The Guardian writes about Business Insider and its growth as it expands into Europe. Rushe writes, “The eminently clickable, caps-heavy headlines are typical BI fare. The sort of stories that ComScore...
Ricardo Bilton of Digiday writes about Business Insider’s upcoming European expansion. Bilton writes, “The 5-year-old business news site is putting the finishing touches Business Insider Europe, its seventh international expansion, which it plans to...
Business Insider is looking for a web producer to join our product team. You will work directly with content editors, product managers, and software developers to maintain BI’s web site and publish content. We...
Business Insider is hiring a copy editor to join our newsroom and cover the early shift. This person will work full time in Business Insider’s brand-new NYC headquarters, editing copy on screen for grammar,...
Jim Edwards, who is an editor for Business Insider, disclosed Tuesday that he has purchased $1,000 worth of Twitter stock. Edwards writes, “Usually, journalists are forbidden from investing in the companies they write about...
Business Insider has two new reporters — one covering the markets and another covering politics — starting Monday. Colin Campbell comes to Business Insider from the New York Observer. He’ll be joining Brett Logiurato...
