Jonathan Berr

Jonathan Berr

InvestorPlace Contributor

Jonathan Berr has been a professional journalist since 1991. He has covered a wide variety of beats, ranging from to electric utilities to media conglomerates to tech companies.

While a reporter at Bloomberg News in 2002, he won the Gerald Loeb Award, one of the most prestigious awards in business journalism. He was part of a team at AOL’s DailyFinance that won the New York Press Club’s award for Internet feature writing in 2010. His freelance writing has appeared in Atlantic.com, AOL, Yahoo, MSN and 24/7 Wall Street, along with The New York Times and Business Week.

He lives in New Jersey with his wife and son.

You can reach him at jdberr@gmail.com. Follow him on Twitter at @jdberr.

Recent Articles

The Hype Behind iQiyi Stock Is Justified … For Now

By Jonathan Berr, InvestorPlace Contributor

Although risky Chinese stocks make me uneasy, there is much that I like about IQ stock in terms of its business model and potential growth.

Qualcomm Stock’s Got Room to Run Despite Concerns About Its Patents Business

By Jonathan Berr, InvestorPlace Contributor

QCOM is very shareholder-friendly when it comes to Qualcomm stock buybacks. The company also pays a 3% dividend yield, one of the highest in the technology business.

Can Canopy Growth’s Incoming Chief Executive David Klein Turn a Profit?

By Jonathan Berr, InvestorPlace Contributor

Even with its recent run-up, Canopy Growth stock is still down more than 20% for the year. Can Klein turn things around?

Beyond Meat Stock Looks as If It Has Hit Its Final Wall

By Jonathan Berr, InvestorPlace Contributor

Figuring out whether BYND will be one of the winners in the emerging market for plant-based meat is hard to say. Many multi-national companies are eager to get a piece of the action. For now, it's best for investors to avoid BYND stock.

Investors Should Buy Amazon Stock While It Keeps Treading Water

By Jonathan Berr, InvestorPlace Contributor

Worries about Amazon's holiday sales, declining AWS growth and rising content spending appear to be overblown. AMZN stock price has got plenty of life in it.

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