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Rey Mashayekhi is a former writer at Fortune, where he covered finance, fintech, politics, and public policy. Prior to joining Fortune in 2018, Rey worked as a reporter for New York City-based real estate news outlets Commercial Observer and The Real Deal, where he covered news and trends in the world of commercial real estate. He began his career as a commodities reporter covering the metals industry for trade publication American Metal Market, a division of business publisher Euromoney Institutional Investor. A graduate of Eugene Lang College at The New School, he served as news editor of The New School Free Press, his alma mater’s student-run publication, and was part of an editorial staff that won two Associated Collegiate Press awards in 2012. A native of the Washington, D.C. area, Rey lives in Los Angeles.

MasterCard Settles With Retailers To Avoid Trial
Finance
How The Real Time Payments Revolution is Pushing Mastercard Beyond Cards
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 31, 2019
Uber Begins First Day Of Trading At New York Stock Exchange
Finance
For Tech Companies Going Public, an Unwanted Side Effect: IPO-Related Lawsuits
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 27, 2019
Succession S2E3 Hunting
Arts & Entertainment
‘Succession’ Recap, S2E3: Takeover Defense
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 26, 2019
What Trump’s Brief Flirtation With a Payroll Tax Cut Says About the State of the Economy
Finance
What Trump’s Brief Flirtation With a Payroll Tax Cut Says About the State of the Economy
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 22, 2019
Succession Season 2 Episode 2
Arts & Entertainment
‘Succession’ Recap, S2E2: Media Matters
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 19, 2019
Mortgage Lender Better.com Grows Series C Funding Round to $160M
Finance
Mortgage Lender Better.com Grows Series C Funding Round to $160M
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 19, 2019
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Finance
Home-Buying Startup Flyhomes Lands $141M in New Financing
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 15, 2019
WeWork Presents Second Annual Creator Global Finals At Microsoft Theater
Finance
Reading WeWork’s S-1 Is Like Staring Into Adam Neumann’s Soul
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 14, 2019
How Are Wall Street’s Biggest Banks Doing When It Comes to Diversity? Congress Is Not Impressed
Finance
How Are Wall Street’s Biggest Banks Doing When It Comes to Diversity? Congress Is Not Impressed
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 13, 2019
Succession Season 2, Episode 1
Arts & Entertainment
‘Succession’ Recap, S2E1: Blood in the Water
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 12, 2019
The Death of Trading: Why More Big Banks Think the Business Is a Losing Bet
Finance
The Death of Trading: Why More Big Banks Think the Business Is a Losing Bet
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 12, 2019
File: U.S. President Donald Trump's Second Year In The Oval Office
Finance
Amid Trade Tumult, Goldman Sachs Now Sees Two More Interest Rate Cuts This Year
By Rey MashayekhiAugust 6, 2019
Chase’s Flop Shows Startups Can Compete With Big Banks
Magazine
Chase’s Flop Shows Startups Can Compete With Big Banks
By Rey MashayekhiJuly 28, 2019
Adam Neumann WeWork
Finance
‘Doesn’t Pass the Smell Test’: Investors Question Recent Developments at WeWork Ahead of IPO
By Rey MashayekhiJuly 25, 2019
Senate Banking Committee Holds Hearing On The Challenges Of Banking In The Cannabis Industry
Finance
Pot Execs Testify About Being Shut Out of the Financial System: It’s ‘Federal Chaos’
By Rey MashayekhiJuly 24, 2019
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