▲ 3 r/MovingtoNewJersey+1 crossposts

Did you move to NJ from the NYC or Philly metros, at least in part to try and cut costs? Bloomberg News wants to hear from you.

Hi everyone - I'm a Bloomberg News reporter (who actually grew up in South Jersey). I'm working on a story about the cost of living in the suburbs and exurbs of New York and Philadelphia.

Did you leave either Philadelphia or New York City, at least in part to try and save on cost of living? (Very close suburbs like Hoboken/Jersey City count as the city proper for this story.) How has that worked out for you? What things were more or less costly than you anticipated? Did you make the right choice?

If you’re open to chatting, please DM me or comment below. I’m happy to explain more about the story before using your name or any details.

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u/SimoneFoxman-Journo — 14 days ago

Journalist seeking young people who've struggled with stock/options trading

Hi everyone -- I'm a reporter for Bloomberg News, where I cover issues of equality and money. (Posting here with the mods' blessing!)

I’m working on a story about the growing numbers of young people (especially young men) who are engaged in high-risk financial market trading (stocks, options, etc.) -- activity that I think most here would call gambling.

I'm looking to speak with people age ~35 and younger who've struggled with problematic trading behavior -- I'd like to learn more about why you were drawn to this kind of trading, how you came to see it as a problem, and the struggles you've faced/are still facing in trying to stop.

What does the public needs to know about what drives young people to problematic trading behavior and keeps them hooked? How do these things differ from other forms of gambling or gaming (if at all)?

If you're interested in sharing your experiences and thoughts, please shoot me a DM here on Reddit or send me an email at sfoxman4@bloomberg.net

I'd also welcome any insight from loved ones who've watched someone struggle with out-of-control trading. Happy to discuss attribution, anonymity, and other ground rules.

Many thanks,

Simone Foxman
Bloomberg News
https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonefoxman/

u/SimoneFoxman-Journo — 2 months ago

Schools and companies cut women's scholarships, especially in STEM

Occasional (journalist) lurker on this sub -- while it's not a scientific survey, I will say that some of the concerns I see here daily about sexism in the workplace on average appear much worse than those I hear in industries like finance, consulting, etc...

Anyway, figured I'd share this story on the decline in women-specific scholarships in the hopes that it might further your conversation. Are dedicated, women-only scholarships really important in encouraging people to pursue STEM careers?

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u/SimoneFoxman-Journo — 3 months ago
▲ 319 r/WorkLifeChat+1 crossposts

Dads are suddenly spending less time at work, more on childcare and housework

u/SimoneFoxman-Journo — 5 months ago
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Dads -- especially college-educated dads -- are suddenly taking on more childcare, housework

Thanks to those here who shared their stories! Link should be free for 7 days.

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u/SimoneFoxman-Journo — 5 months ago

Dads - have you made life changes to do more childcare? (Reporter request)

Hope this is permitted here... I'm a reporter for Bloomberg News, where I cover issues of equality. (Also huge fan of this sub as an NYC resident!)

I'm working on a story that has to do with American dads' changing priorities between work and childcare. Looking for US-based dads who are willing to speak to me about changes they've made over the past few years and why.

You'd need to be willing to be quoted by name and have time to speak today or tomorrow by noon ET. If you're interested, please feel free to send me an email (sfoxman4@bloomberg.net) or a DM on Reddit.

Thank you!

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u/SimoneFoxman-Journo — 5 months ago
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Dads - have you made life changes to do more childcare? (Reporter request)

Hope this is permitted here... I'm a reporter for Bloomberg News, where I cover issues of equality.

I'm working on a story that has to do with American dads' changing priorities between work and childcare. Looking for US-based dads who are willing to speak to me about changes they've made over the past few years and why.

You'd need to be willing to be quoted by name and have time to speak today or tomorrow by noon ET. If you're interested, please feel free to send me an email (sfoxman4@bloomberg.net) or a DM on Reddit.

Thank you!

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u/SimoneFoxman-Journo — 5 months ago