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Devin Banerjee

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  • Senior Managing Editor and Head of News Growth, LinkedIn
New York, San Francisco
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Covers:  finance, tech, health care
Sr. Managing Editor & Head of News Growth @LinkedIn. Previously @business.

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Devin Banerjee’s Biography

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Devin Banerjee is a senior managing editor at LinkedIn, leading teams of business journalists delivering news to LinkedIn members and shaping the future of news on the world's largest professional network. Prior to joining LinkedIn in 2018, Banerjee was an editor and reporter at Bloomberg, where he covered a range of finance and investment topics. He previously reported for The Wall Street Journal in New Delhi, Korea JoongAng Daily in Seoul and other media organizations. Banerjee is an honors g…

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KKR Said to Write Off First Brazil Deal Amid Aceco Legal Battles

KKR Said to Write Off First Brazil Deal Amid Aceco Legal Battles

On May 11, 2015, Jorge Fergie opened an e-mail from an anonymous sender. Aceco TI, the Brazilian company whos…

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Koch Brothers Fill Wall Street's Void in Private Equity Lending

Koch Brothers Fill Wall Street's Void in Private Equity Lending

Some big corporate buyouts are quietly finding two unusual backers: Charles and David Koch. For the billionai…

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Wealthy Families Have $4 Trillion Up for Grabs

Wealthy Families Have $4 Trillion Up for Grabs

In December, a half-dozen of some of the richest families in the U.S., from agriculture to beverages, gathere…

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Private Equity's Golden Age Wasn't So Golden After All

Private Equity's Golden Age Wasn't So Golden After All

Henry Kravis called it private equity's golden age. From 2005 to 2007, buyout firms paid fat prices to buy ab…

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Wall Street's Big Guns: Why Cerberus Sticks With Its Firearms

Wall Street's Big Guns: Why Cerberus Sticks With Its Firearms

Way up in a New York high-rise, inside the headquarters of Cerberus Capital Management, Stephen A. Feinberg h…

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Airbnb Said Close to Hiring Blackstone's Tosi for CFO Role

Airbnb Said Close to Hiring Blackstone's Tosi for CFO Role

Airbnb Inc. is close to hiring Blackstone Group LP's Laurence Tosi as chief financial officer of the home-sha…

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CEOs are stressed too — and more so than during COVID

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If you're stressed, it's likely the leader of your organization is too. CEOs now feel more under pressure than at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to global consulting firm Brunswick. Among 400 leaders surveyed globally, 82% reported "significant" or "severe" stress, with the largest culprits being AI disruption and economic uncertainty. "The worst thing for investors isn't bad news; it's unexpected news. For CEOs, a similar sentiment applies," Brunswick partner Jonathan Doorley noted.
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AI news of the week from Disney, Shopify, Qualcomm and more

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By Devin Banerjee Verified
| LinkedIn
Skip to main content Every week on LinkedIn, leaders and companies at the forefront of AI announce fundraises, acquisitions, products and partnerships shaping the future of artificial intelligence and the technology industry. From developments at Qualcomm and Workato to moves by Disney and Shopify, here are the top AI news stories from the week ending Dec. 12, 2025.
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The CEO of one of the world’s largest hedge funds enjoys Slack emojis as much as you do - because ‘authenticity is a superpower’

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Welcome to Human Capital, an open exploration of the ideas and people moving financial services forward. In each edition, we feature a leader or rising star who’s changing the game in his or her own way. “Finance is an apprentice business,” one often hears in this sector. Here are some of the teachers. Click Subscribe above to be notified of future editions.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

As a bright-eyed, bushy-tailed reporter for The Stanford Daily, covering the school's administration.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

By email

What's your favorite social network?

LinkedIn

Awards

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Daniel Pearl Memorial Journalism Internship

2010

The Daniel Pearl Memorial Journalism Internship is awarded annually to an outstanding Stanford student journalist, and commemorates the work of Daniel Pearl, a Stanford graduate who was kidnapped and murdered while working as a Wall Street Journal foreign correspondent in Pakistan in 2002. The internship itself is in a foreign bureau of the Wall Street Journal.

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San Francisco Press Club

2021 - Digital media business/technology story
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San Francisco Press Club

2021 - Digital media series
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