The Economist

The Economist is an independent media and information-services company founded in 1843 by James Wilson. Headquartered in London, it provides rigorous journalism with a focus on facts and analysis. The company serves a global audience through various platforms, including its flagship weekly newspaper, digital editions, podcasts, films, and interactive infographics.

The Economist has evolved into a multifaceted organization covering a wide range of topics such as geopolitics, finance, technology, and culture. Its offerings include the weekly newspaper, online articles, mobile apps, and data-driven journalism. The Economist Intelligence Unit provides country analysis and economic forecasting, while the Economist Conferences organize global events for thought leaders. Additionally, the Economist Corporate Network offers business intelligence briefings for senior executives, and 1843 Magazine covers arts and culture. The Economist targets business executives, policymakers, and academics interested in global affairs and economics.