Business and Finance Editor, Semafor On-Air Contributor, CNBC
Liz Hoffman is a Business and Finance Editor at Semafor and an On-Air Contributor for CNBC. She covers a wide range of topics within business and economics, including capital markets, economic policy, and corporate finance, with a keen focus on the intersection of finance and artificial intelligence. Liz's work has been featured in notable publications such as Vanity Fair, Yahoo News, and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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Liz Hoffman's coverage is primarily focused on finance and economy, particularly investment analysis. Her articles often feature expert commentary and cite data to support her reporting.
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By: Liz Hoffman, Rohan Goswami
The CEO of fintech Klarna said the rise of agentic shopping won't destroy brand loyalty, an outcome feared by e-commerce players who worry that it will be harder to woo bots than the humans whose errands they are running.
By: Liz Hoffman
The Scoop Billionaire financier Todd Boehly is weighing a bid for the Seattle Seahawks, a deal that would add an NFL team to a stable that
The effort is seen as a long shot; Trump told The New York Times last year that he wouldn't pardon the dethroned crypto king, who was sentenced to 25 years in prison. But Trump has pardoned a number of white-collar criminals, including several who have
Liz's view When does a hedge become a bet? Our story last week about a Spanish soccer team's hedge against its own relegation to a lower league ending up on Kalshi touched a nerve.
Meta's new “Workforce Academy” for blue-collar training is a sign that companies are moving to get ahead of the AI backlash — and step in where the government isn't.
Liz's view When does a hedge become a bet? Our story last week about a Spanish soccer team's hedge against its own relegation to a lower league ending up on Kalshi touched a nerve.
The billionaire tech founder returns to CEO role, taps JPMorgan and BlackRock to fund an “artificial general engineer.”
The Iran war is expected to drag the global economy to its slowest growth since the start of the pandemic, the World Bank said Thursday.
Two of the most ambitious people alive are building the same thing: a holding company glued together by AI.
The News This week's IPO of SpaceX isn't just about growing the rocket and satellite company.
