Jinger Zhang

Business multimedia journalist — Finance & TV reporting

Making finance news clear and accessible—on air and online

Business multimedia journalist based in New York, covering the U.S. economy, finance and how immigration and economic policies impact working-class communities. Bilingual in Mandarin and English.

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Writing

corporate strategy/Crypto

Coinbase’s Global Play: How Mergers and Acquisitions Are Powering Its Next Growth Wave

Earnings/Crypto

Coinbase Q3 Earnings Beat Estimates, Benefits from Higher Trading Volume and Cryptocurrency Prices

Markets/Crypto

Coinbase and Cloudflare Launch x402 Foundation to Develop AI-Payment Ecosystem

Markets/Retail

Yoga Pants Are Out, Essentials Are In: Lululemon Downgraded Amid Consumers’ Spending Shift

Economy

“They Won’t Stop Sucking Workers’ Blood”: New York Home Care Workers Demand End to 24-Hour Shifts

Housing

Fairfield’s Local Affordable Housing Battle Reflects National Struggle

Community

They Get Paid 5 Cents per Can. But the City Could Lock Away Their Revenue

Community

For Many Williamsburg Residents, Doing Laundry Is Becoming a Luxury

Environmental Justice

As EmPower+ Hangs In The Balance, A Reckoning Of New York’s Uneven Efforts To Lower Household Energy Use — And Power Bills

Environmental Justice

An Energy Efficiency Rebate Meant for Low-Income New Yorkers Is Missing Its Mark

perspective/opinion

Perspective: Breaking the Cage of the Self

中文报道

吃土也要买，抽盲盒凭什么让年轻人如此上头？

中文报道

怎么做，可以在35岁前退休？

中文报道

办卡的冲动，靠“冷静期”抑制靠谱吗？

Video Packages

Economy

How the U.S.-China Tariff War Could Impact Your Next Haircut

Economy

The Biggest Halloween Haunt This Year Might Be the Cost

Immigration & Labor

Funding Cuts Force Unaccompanied Children to Appear Alone in Court

Immigration & Labor

With LIRR Strike on Hold, Long Island Commuters Stay on Track

Immigration & Labor

They Won’t Stop Sucking Workers’ Blood”: New York Home Care Workers Demand End to 24-Hour Shifts

Local Community

Roosevelt Island Residents are Asking for Tram Priority Boarding Rights

Local Community

Roosevelt Island Residents Push Back Against Submetering

Feature

Making finance news clear and accessible—on air and online

Writing

Coinbase’s Global Play: How Mergers and Acquisitions Are Powering Its Next Growth Wave

Coinbase Q3 Earnings Beat Estimates, Benefits from Higher Trading Volume and Cryptocurrency Prices

Coinbase and Cloudflare Launch x402 Foundation to Develop AI-Payment Ecosystem

Yoga Pants Are Out, Essentials Are In: Lululemon Downgraded Amid Consumers’ Spending Shift

U.S. Home Prices Hit Record High in January, Dividing Homeowner-Renter Gap

U.S. Home Prices Continue Growth in December, Regions Trend Diverge

The Workers Missing From America’s Housing Crisis

“They Won’t Stop Sucking Workers’ Blood”: New York Home Care Workers Demand End to 24-Hour Shifts

Fairfield’s Local Affordable Housing Battle Reflects National Struggle

They Get Paid 5 Cents per Can. But the City Could Lock Away Their Revenue

For Many Williamsburg Residents, Doing Laundry Is Becoming a Luxury

As EmPower+ Hangs In The Balance, A Reckoning Of New York’s Uneven Efforts To Lower Household Energy Use — And Power Bills

An Energy Efficiency Rebate Meant for Low-Income New Yorkers Is Missing Its Mark

Perspective: Breaking the Cage of the Self

吃土也要买，抽盲盒凭什么让年轻人如此上头？

怎么做，可以在35岁前退休？

办卡的冲动，靠“冷静期”抑制靠谱吗？

Video Packages

How the U.S.-China Tariff War Could Impact Your Next Haircut

The Biggest Halloween Haunt This Year Might Be the Cost

Funding Cuts Force Unaccompanied Children to Appear Alone in Court

With LIRR Strike on Hold, Long Island Commuters Stay on Track

They Won’t Stop Sucking Workers’ Blood”: New York Home Care Workers Demand End to 24-Hour Shifts

Roosevelt Island Residents are Asking for Tram Priority Boarding Rights

Roosevelt Island Residents Push Back Against Submetering

Feature: Manhattan Real Estate Broker