WSJ Your Money Briefing Creators & Guests

Francesca Fontana is a reporter at WSJ.

Ariana Aspuru is an audio producer at The Wall Street Journal.

J.R. Whalen is a host and producer of the WSJ Your Money Briefing podcast.

Te-Ping Chen is a journalist and author.

Alexander Osipovich is a reporter with The Wall Street Journal in New York. He covers exchanges, market structure and cryptocurrencies.

J.J. McCorvey is a financial journalist, currently working as the Digital Business Reporter for NBC News. Previously, McCorvey was a personal finance reporter at The Wall Street Journal, where he was also a writer for the monthly Young Money column. Before that, he covered business, tech and marginalized communities for Inc., Fast Company and Entrepreneur as part of multiple teams.McCorvey received his B.A. in English from Tuskegee University.

Dalvin Brown is Consumer tech reporter of USA TODAY.

Oyin Adedoyin is a personal finance reporter in The Wall Street Journal's Life & Work bureau.

Robbie Whelan is an entertainment journalist. Currently, he reports on The Walt Disney Co. and Hollywood for the Wall Street Journal.

Ben Cohen is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal's sports page and the author of a book called "The Hot Hand."

Debbie Carlson is a Wall Street Journal contributor.

Deanna Paul is a journalist. Currently, she is a national legal affairs reporter at the Wall Street Journal.Before becoming a journalist, Paul was a prosecutor. After graduating from Fordham University School of Law, she spent six years working as an assistant district attorney in New York City.Paul started her writing career with a history degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

Vladimir Tenev is a billionaire entrepreneur, and the co-founder of Robinhood.

Liz R. Hoffman is a journalist. Currently, she is the Business and Finance Editor at Semafor.Previously, Hoffman was a senior reporter for the Wall Street Journal, where she covered mergers and acquisitions, investment banking, and the coronavirus pandemic’s toll on financial markets.Hoffman received her B.A. in Political Science and Public Health from Tufts University and her M.S. in Journalism from Northwestern University.

Allison Pohle is a travel reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

Gunjan Banerji is a New York-based reporter at The Wall Street Journal covering markets and investing.

Rachel Wolfe is a reporter covering consumer trends in The Wall Street Journal's Life & Work bureau.

Vanessa Fuhrmans is an editor and writer, covering workplace issues for The Wall Street Journal.