Editor, Bloomberg Businessweek Editor, Good Business
Joel Weber is an Editor at Bloomberg Businessweek and Good Business. He specializes in finance topics, including investment strategies, personal finance, and financial markets, while also exploring themes related to consumer technology. Joel is featured in Bloomberg News.
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Joel Weber's coverage predominantly focuses on finance, specifically ETFs and Bitcoin. He also delves into topics related to US Exchange-Traded Funds, ESG, and corporate dark matter.
Given the heavy emphasis on expert commentary and opinion editorials in his articles, Joel may be most responsive to pitches offering insightful opinions from industry experts about the future of ETFs, Bitcoin trends, or emerging financial technologies like AI within the context of investment vehicles such as ETFs.
He does not have a specific geographic focus but covers international aspects such as India and Europe alongside global financial markets. If you are an expert with insights into these areas or can provide forward-looking analysis regarding ETF regulations globally or market trends impacting multiple regions simultaneously, your pitch may resonate well with him.
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The SpaceX IPO set off a predictable frenzy—we look at who may lead the pack. Also, betting against AI, high-yield bonds, plus bonus mentions.
By: Joel Weber
Thanks to AI, software looked a little doomed — and then a case for a comeback emerged. Here’s how ETFs can help you play either outcome.
By: Joel Weber, Eric Balchunas
They are reshaping stock ownership, and one exchange-traded fund in particular stands to benefit handsomely.
A handful of exchange-traded funds are about to teach American kids about the magic of compound interest. One of them could become a blockbuster.
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State Street's SPYM ETF stands to gain $12 billion yearly from the new government-funded savings program for newborns
By: Joel Weber
Whether you admire him or cringe at the mention of his name, US President Donald Trump has long had a penchant for putting his name on things.
If AI mania has heightened your anxieties, the antidote may be as mundane as real-world assets, waste-management companies and cash
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By: Eric Balchunas, Joel Weber
ETFs are already famous for their tax efficiency, but this popular corner of the market is pushing those benefits further than ever.
