I work to write fairly and accurately. That means digging into multiple perspectives, giving the subjects I cover an opportunity to respond, and being diligent about fact-checking. I identify myself as a reporter when I'm working.
My reporting would not be possible without the many sources who trust and speak with me. I take protecting my sources seriously.
I don't hold or trade any individual public stocks or cryptocurrencies, and I have no investments in private companies, including any carry from the venture firms I worked at and equity from the startup I was at. My 401(K) retirement savings accounts are invested in index funds. I don't accept gifts beyond a nominal value from the people or companies I cover, and I recuse myself from covering topics that may have a conflict of interest.
I adhere to the The New York Times' ethics policy. More details included here.
My reporting would not be possible without the many sources who trust and speak with me. I take protecting my sources seriously.
I don't hold or trade any individual public stocks or cryptocurrencies, and I have no investments in private companies, including any carry from the venture firms I worked at and equity from the startup I was at. My 401(K) retirement savings accounts are invested in index funds. I don't accept gifts beyond a nominal value from the people or companies I cover, and I recuse myself from covering topics that may have a conflict of interest.
I adhere to the The New York Times' ethics policy. More details included here.
