Directed cryptocurrency coverage. Also edited and wrote articles about investing and financial markets.

I edited analyst research on equities and debt and also investment strategies and economics. The material is similar to Wall Street sell-side research but without specific buy/sell/hold recommendations.

Editor on the corporate finance desk. Worked on stories about bonds, loans, and other forms of company debt. I edited a daily column looking at a single company from a balance-sheet perspective.

I was responsible for worldwide breaking news coverage at Forbes.com, supervising a staff of 18 in New York, London, Hong Kong and Mumbai as well as contributions from other Forbes writers. Previously I was the capital markets and investing editor of Forbes Global starting in February 2003. In November 2003, I moved to the domestic Forbes magazine, where I wrote and edited investing and statistical items.

I started as a copy editor on the financial desk, was promoted to chief copy editor, then night financial editor, then editor of the weekly personal-finance section, The Money Report. All along, I also wrote for the paper. In 1997, I took the Money Report from Paris to New York, where I was also the paper's correspondent. In 1999, we added a television operation, and I did a daily five-minute broadcast wrapping up U.S. financial news. Editing the Money Report included assigning to and editing articles from a global network of freelancers, as well as designing the section. For production reasons, the Money Report returned to Paris in April 2002, and the New York positions were terminated for financial reasons in August and October 2002.

Hired as the slot editor (No. 2 position) on the business desk of international wire service. Later promoted to deputy business editor and was acting business editor in the absence of a permanent hire. I oversaw about 100 articles a day from business reporters plus hundreds of general assignment reporters.

Hired as a copy editor, promoted to copy chief (under more senior chief copy editor from sister publication the American Banker), then chief copy editor. Supervised staff of six editors working on articles for a daily and a weekly newspaper about the credit markets, economics, and local, state and federal government.I also worked for a related publication called Bond World, where I was senior editor from July 1990 to August 1991 (on a one-year leave of absence from the International Herald Tribune). Bond World was a joint venture among several divisions of Thomson, including the Bond Buyer and International Financing Review; it provided news about all kinds of fixed-income developments around the world.