Breaking corporate news reporter @WSJ. Reach me at [email protected]
Manhattan, NY
Joined July 2021
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Households earning between $50,000 and $100,000 are trading down, cutting back and feeling increasingly strapped, while high earners keep on spending on.wsj.com/4n7NwUP
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When a star couple of social media splits, how do you value their biggest asset—followers—and divvy them up? Inside the murky math of a TikTok divorce on.wsj.com/4hiHMWs on.wsj.com/4hiHMWs
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Republicans in 2017 passed a cap on the SALT deduction, limiting a big tax break for homeowners in high-cost states. Donald Trump vowed to restore the full deduction Wednesday. on.wsj.com/4dbuwj5 on.wsj.com/4dbuwj5
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The two candidates for vice president have little in common politically or financially. Here's how the rival running mates manage their money and investments. on.wsj.com/3yGgdol on.wsj.com/3yGgdol
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Kamala Harris and her husband keep much of their portfolio in index funds—and cash. Here’s a breakdown of their income and assets. on.wsj.com/46fiNy8 on.wsj.com/46fiNy8
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Listen 🎧: Want to make new friends? How much money have you got? @WSJ’s @kat_ham_ joins @JRWhalen to go over why it’s getting more expensive to meet new people, and discuss how to bring those costs down.
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In November 2013, one month after buying the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Boston billionaire John Henry announced his plan to resell the paper. His parting promise was to sell to a local owner.
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Colleges already have a student revolt on their hands. Now their parents are rebelling, too. on.wsj.com/3y1keTH on.wsj.com/3y1keTH
Neil Young came back on Spotify just in time for me to listen to After the Gold Rush on repeat while writing this
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If you’re curious about the state of corporate diversity, this is a must-read. Major companies are not re-hiring after a chief diversity officer leaves, or removing ‘diversity’ from those officers’ titles.
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very excited to start at the end of february :)
The Wall Street Journal announced Kailyn Rhone (@onlykailyn) and Katherine Hamilton (@kat_ham_) as the recipients of the 2024 @WSJ Finance Reporting Fellowship, a premier training program designed to develop early career journalists with an interest in covering financial markets and personal finance.
Kailyn will be assigned to the WSJ Markets team and Katherine will be seated on the Life & Work team. Both will work closely with editors as full-time members of those teams, gain expertise and sharpen their reporting skills.
The 12-month fellowship, offered in partnership with the @NAHJ and @CUNY Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, provides exposure, mentorship and training to two fellows each year who become embedded in The Wall Street Journal’s markets and personal finance teams.
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OceanGate Employee Warned Of Major Safety Issues With Titan Sub In 2018—He Was Soon Fired trib.al/3ULdP99
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The Amazon workers’ claims come roughly four years after the first allegations that employees weren’t given time to use restrooms.
go.forbes.com/c/EJ5Z
Latest updates on E. Jean Carroll's testimony:
Trump has since deleted the posts after the judge said they were inappropriate during the trial.
go.forbes.com/c/CWM7
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Job cuts are approaching levels not seen since the pandemic began in 2020, as major cuts in the technology and financial industries are starting to show their impact on the economy and soften the labor market. trib.al/qzKzVrQ
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Since @OpenAI’s chatbot launched in November, #RealEstate professionals across the country have experimented with it to help with tasks ranging from copy editing to tweaking the tone of an email to a disgruntled client.
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BREAKING NEWS: @Amazon is putting an indefinite pause on #construction of the second phase of its HQ2 in Virginia, delaying work on 2.8 million square feet of new #office space at a time of tech sector job cuts and falling #realestate values.