About
I’m an enterprise reporter at The Wall Street Journal where I’ve worked for more than a…
Activity
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Listeria in Boar's Head products has killed nearly a dozen people and sent more to the hospital. Behind the scenes the family that has owned and…
Listeria in Boar's Head products has killed nearly a dozen people and sent more to the hospital. Behind the scenes the family that has owned and…
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My phone rang yesterday. It was Tucker Carlson calling me to talk about the new nicotine brand he's launching to rival Zyn, his longtime (but no…
My phone rang yesterday. It was Tucker Carlson calling me to talk about the new nicotine brand he's launching to rival Zyn, his longtime (but no…
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Experience
Education
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Columbia College, Columbia University
Activities and Societies: Philosophy Magazine Editor, Campus Tour Guide, Parliamentary Debate Team, Latin tutor, EMT certified, Project Health
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Activities and Societies: Coursework in accounting, corporate finance, Python programming
Publications
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Facebook, One Year Later: What Really Happened in the Biggest IPO Flop Ever
The Atlantic
This is a 5,000-word narrative about the Facebook IPO. It was the most-read business story the month it published on Atlantic.com and went on to become required reading in several business school classes, including at Stern and Wharton.
Honors & Awards
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Front Page Award for Newspaper Investigative Reporting
Newswomen’s Club of New York
For the front page story entitled, “Jeffrey Epstein Appeared to Threaten Bill Gates Over Microsoft Co-Founder’s Affair With Russian Bridge Player”
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National Press Club Consumer Journalism Award
National Press Club
For series of articles called “Uncontrolled Substances,” which takes a 360-degree view into telehealth mental health services; collaborated with WSJ colleagues.
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New York Press Club Consumer Reporting Award
New York Press Club
For series called “Uncontrolled Substances” about telehealth companies’ reckless prescribing and advertising practices; collaborated with WSJ colleagues
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Deadline Club Business Investigative Reporting Finalist
Deadline Club
For series called “Uncontrolled Substances” about telehealth companies’ reckless prescribing and advertising practices; collaborated with WSJ colleagues
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SABEW Honorable Mention in Investigative Category
SABEW
For series called “Uncontrolled Substances” about telehealth companies’ reckless prescribing and advertising practices; collaborated with WSJ colleagues
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SABEW Winner in Audio Category
SABEW
For podcast series called “Uncontrolled Substances” about the reckless prescribing practices of a mental health startup; created with WSJ colleagues and Gimlet producers
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Emmy Nomination for Best News Coverage in Short Form
National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
For video investigation “Proud Boys Were Key Instigators at the Capitol Riot” published in January 2021
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New York Press Club Political Reporting Award
New York Press Club
For series of scoops and enterprise stories about the “Fall of Andrew Cuomo” with a team of WSJ reporters
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NICHM General Circulation Finalist
National Institute for Health Care Management
For series of features and investigative stories about hospitals in crisis during the Covid-19 pandemic with a team of WSJ reporters
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SABEW Honorable Mention in Audio Category
Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing
For an audio series about a racial reckoning in corporate America with a team of WSJ reporters and Gimlet producers
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Daniel Pearl Prize for Investigative Reporting
The Deadline Club
For series called “How Amazon Puts Us at Risk” with a team of WSJ reporters
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New York Press Club Consumer Reporting Award
New York Press Club
For series called “How Amazon Puts Us at Risk” with a team of WSJ reporters
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Finalist for Pulitzer Prize in Investigative Reporting
Columbia University
For an exhaustive investigation into Amazon, the world’s largest retailer, that revealed a largely unregulated and highly profitable third-party flea market and the potentially deadly results of it peddling of unsafe and banned products.
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Phillip Greer Award for Financial Writing
Columbia Journalism School
The Greer award, presented for the first time in 1988, was established in honor of the late Mr. Greer, a financial correspondent and columnist for the New York Herald-Tribune and The Washington Post, to recognize the most outstanding student in financial writing.
Languages
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Urdu
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Latin
Professional working proficiency
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Punjabi
Native or bilingual proficiency
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