His editorship was of profound importance to the newspaper, and he was probably the person to whom it owes most thanks for its survival and continued independence. Average weekly circulation reaches 1, Your morning head start.
Current job openings Job Search. Latest tweets. Economist Intelligence Unit Help businesses seek out and capitalise new opportunities, particularly in emerging markets. The Economist's editorial team moved into new headquarters in the Adelphi Building, just off the Strand in London.
Exor owns The Group acquired Signal Noise, a data design agency that builds content and tools for clients. Zanny Minton Beddoes becomes the 17th editor of The Economist.
The Group announces that it will buy-back 5. Exor will become the Group's largest shareholder after the completion of the transaction with a John Micklethwait resigns as editor of The Economist after 27 years with the newspaper—including nine as editor-in-chief. Chris Stibbs, previously chief finance officer and managing director of the Economist Intelligence Unit, becomes Group chief executive on July 18th, succeeding Andrew Rashbass.
The Economist Group expands The Economist Intelligence Unit with the acquisition of two healthcare information companies: Clearstate, a Singapore-based business focused on Asia, and a London-based organisation, Bazian. The acquisition fits in with the Group's long-term commercial strategy of building a broad range of services for its growing client base. Adding to its Washington portfolio under the CQ Roll Call brand, the Group acquires Illumen, a leader in innovative solutions for organisations seeking to engage their constituents.
By November , The Economist is read on more than 1m digital devices each month. From August The Economist 's lifestyle magazine, Intelligent Life , moves from quarterly to bi-monthly publication. The Group opens an office in Johannesburg to support its growing activities in the sub-Saharan region of Africa.
People seem willing to pay more for products with less plastic, but their purchasing habits may say otherwise. A tidal wave of new initiatives masks a worrying lack of progress on tackling plastic pollution. The Economist Intelligence Unit surveyed more than 1, global executives and 3, consumers.
Turtles have an unfortunate habit of devouring plastic objects floating in the sea. The ocean is under assault as people demand more of its resources. Now climate change is causing the greatest stress yet to ocean ecosystems.
To seize its many opportunities, workers will need training in AI and analytics. Discarded protective gear and increased waste from food deliveries during the covid crisis could overwhelm the oceans with an avalanche of pandemic plastic. The Seabed project is mapping the ocean floor to help us better understand the oceans so we can manage them sustainably. The second Coast Guard Global Summit brought top officials in ocean safety together in Tokyo to steer the future direction of ocean policies.
The Nippon Foundation Ocean Consortium is uniting industry, academia and the private sector to cultivate the human resources involved in offshore development. Change for the Blue is mobilising Japanese businesses, government and the public to stop litter polluting the rivers and oceans. To reduce ocean debris, 7-Eleven Japan and the Nippon Foundation have joined with city governments to collect plastic bottles for recycling at locations.
This is why Economist Impact has launched The Sustainability Project, a content platform and community hub combining insights, innovation and influence. Our aim is to convene and engage global stakeholders who have the power to bring real change. Economist Impact's World Ocean Initiative imagines an ocean in robust health, and with a vital economy. She creates both static and interactive data visualisations, primarily Sophie Pedder is the Paris bureau chief, writing about French politics and economics.
She joined The Economist in and has John Peet is The Economist's political and Brexit editor. Prior to this position, John was Europe editor covering European affairs Elizabeth Peet works in the Research department in the New York office, and her role combines fact-checking articles with sourcing He started work in Cairo as editor of the Middle East Times and since then After surviving a bat bite and three years of crit Stephen Petch was appointed art director in May and oversees all editorial creative content at The Economist.
Prior to The Economist she worked in various Stanley Pignal writes about European business, finance and economics out of Paris. In previous roles as finance correspondent then Jan Piotrowski is The Economist's business editor.
Jan also John Prideaux joined The Economist as political correspondent in Prior to this he wrote for The Economist, the Kristene Quan is a senior social-media editor at The Economist. She helps lead the newspaper's daily social operations and Simon joined The Economist as Asia economics editor in , primarily focused on Chinese economics and finance. Nicolas Raufast is an audio engineer who has worked in radio and podcast for the past 15 years for He is From July to He was previously co-editor Adam Roberts is the Midwest correspondent for The Economist covering politics, policy and social affairs in America.
Previously, he was the Duncan Robinson is the Brussels bureau chief at The Economist. He also writes the Charlemagne column. Prior to this Duncan Between and He joined The Economist in as British business correspondent, having Tom Rowley is a Britain correspondent at The Economist. He is particularly interested in social issues and home affairs. Before joining the During her Kinley Salmon is an Africa correspondent, travelling across the continent. Prior to joining The Economist in he was Lena Schipper is Seoul bureau chief for The Economist.
Previous to this role she worked as assistant news editor in London Amica Sciortino Nowlan is an audio producer on the Features team for Economist podcasts.
She makes "Money Talks", The Guy Scriven is The Economist's climate risk correspondent. Previously, he was South-East Asia correspondent, based in Singapore. Before that Marie Segger is a data journalist for The Economist, and covers a broad range of subjects from a quantitative perspective.
Alex Selby-Boothroyd is The Economist's head of data journalism. His team writes data-driven articles and creates all of the charts and Rachana is Finance editor for The Economist.
Previously she wrote about Europe's economies for the paper. She joined the Before this she was a Previously he was a senior editor at the BBC Prior to this, she spent a Prior to joining the Ben Shmulevitch joined The Economist's editorial graphics department as a designer in He graduated from the University of Prior to this she was working as a freelance journalist and part-time researcher Ludwig joined The Economist as US technology correspondent in Prior to this he Josh Spencer is assistant editor of magazine, where he edits and writes features.
Previously he was deputy digital Zoe Spencer is a Picture editor in the Graphics Department. She joined The Economist in after seven years He is also Matt Steinglass is the Europe correspondent of The Economist. He began writing and blogging for The Economist in Prior to this Stephanie wrote about Chinese companies Rosie Summerhayes is currently responsible for page layout commissioning illustrations and design for The Economist.
Previous to this role she Kevin Tan joined The Economist in as a researcher, based in Singapore. Before that, he was an editorial Kaitlin Tosh first joined The Economist in Before becoming an Assistant producer in the Economist Films department she He writes data-driven articles for the graphic detail page As an editor Henry Tricks writes the Schumpeter column on global business and is based in London.
Previously, he was the Energy He writes data-driven articles, as well as models, algorithms and Brooke Unger joined The Economist in as banking correspondent. In he went to Berlin to cover business Emily Upton grew up in France and graduated from the University of Exeter in During her studies she Vijay V.
Prior to this, she worked for The Economist Matthew Valencia joined The Economist in as banking correspondent, and in moved to Frankfurt to cover German Milton Vargas has been with the Economist since , working in a receptionist position before moving into his current Vendeline von Bredow is European business and finance correspondent for The Economist, based in Berlin.
Previously she was Midwest correspondent Tom Wainwright is the media editor of The Economist. He joined the paper in to write about British home affairs,
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