Rana Foroohar
Author of "Don't Be Evil," "Makers and Takers", & "Homecoming;" Global Business Columnist & Associate Editor at Financial Times
Rana Foroohar is a renowned Global Business Columnist and Associate Editor at the Financial Times, along with serving as CNN's global economic analyst. With a distinguished career in media, she has authored impactful books such as 'Makers and Takers: The Rise of Finance and the Fall of American Business' and the upcoming 'Don’t Be Evil: How Big Tech Betrayed Its Founding Principles And All of Us'. Foroohar's insights have been recognized with accolades like the SABEW award for her tech and policy coverage. Prior to her current roles, she held key positions at Time Magazine and Newsweek, gaining experience in economic and foreign affairs reporting. Her educational background includes a BA in English Literature from Barnard College, Columbia University. Foroohar is actively involved in prestigious organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations and the Open Markets Institute, where she contributes her expertise to the advisory board.
Rana Foroohar
Author of "Don't Be Evil," "Makers and Takers", & "Homecoming;" Global Business Columnist & Associate Editor at Financial Times
Rana Foroohar is a renowned Global Business Columnist and Associate Editor at the Financial Times, along with serving as CNN's global economic analyst. With a distinguished career in media, she has authored impactful books such as 'Makers and Takers: The Rise of Finance and the Fall of American Business' and the upcoming 'Don’t Be Evil: How Big Tech Betrayed Its Founding Principles And All of Us'. Foroohar's insights have been recognized with accolades like the SABEW award for her tech and policy coverage. Prior to her current roles, she held key positions at Time Magazine and Newsweek, gaining experience in economic and foreign affairs reporting. Her educational background includes a BA in English Literature from Barnard College, Columbia University. Foroohar is actively involved in prestigious organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations and the Open Markets Institute, where she contributes her expertise to the advisory board.