Quartz announced it is accepting submissions for its inaugural ranking of the Best Companies for Remote Workers. The best remote workplaces aren’t pared down iterations of the physical office. …

Quartz Editor-in-Chief Katherine Bell has announced three new editorial hires. Jordan Lebeau joins Quartz as deputy email editor, and Samanth Subramanian and Roya Wolverson both join as senior reporters covering the future of capitalism. Jordan Lebeau is joining the curation team as a deputy email editor. Jordan was most recently…

First guest is Ellevest CEO Sallie Krawcheck on ESG investing — Today @ 11am ET Quartz launches today a weekly video series, Make Business Better, hosted by Quartz CEO Zach Seward. Appearing live on Quartz’s LinkedIn page each Tuesday at 11:00am ET, the series will feature 15-minute interviews with leaders…

Quartz enjoyed its best week ever for membership last week, adding nearly 1,200 new members. The wave of signups came after Quartz announced it was becoming an independent media company in a management buyout by its CEO and co-founder, Zach Seward. Quartz now has more than 25,000 paying members globally. …

Seward and editor-in-chief Katherine Bell partner to take Quartz private Quartz co-founder and CEO Zach Seward has reached an agreement to acquire Quartz from Uzabase, the company’s owner for the past two years. Seward, who remains CEO, is partnering with editor-in-chief Katherine Bell, now a minority owner, to operate Quartz as a private company. The acquisition is effective immediately. …

Quartz announced its latest membership figures, serving nearly 21,000 paying members globally as of the end of June. Quartz membership features exclusive content that provides ambitious professionals tools to understand the forces reshaping the world. In addition to original reporting from its global newsroom focused on obsessions (below), Quartz also…

Quartz editor-in-chief Katherine Bell has introduced readers to our latest Obsessions — the framework around which we organize our journalism. The complexity of our global economy and the gravity of the risks and inequities we face require business — and therefore business journalism — to be more progressive, inclusive, and…

Quartz editor Katherine Bell: Time for more progressive form of business journalism Quartz editor in chief Katherine Bell has penned an essay arguing for a more progressive form of business journalism: “If we want a better, more inclusive economy, we need a new, more demanding form of business and economic…

Today we unveiled a new version of our homepage that draws inspiration from our popular email newsletters like the Quartz Daily Brief and Quartz Weekly Obsession. These informative, concise, and conversational rundowns have taught us a lot about how you prefer to get your news; now we’re bringing what we’ve learned to QZ.com and our iOS app. Read more in the note to readers from Quartz executive editor Kira Bindrim here.