Anupreeta Das

India

  • Program Year
  • 2004-05
  • Country of Current Residence
  • U.S.A.
  • City/Town of Current Residence
  • New York City
  • Current Position
  • Reporter
  • Organization
  • The Wall Street Journal
  • Profession(s)
  • Reporter, Journalist

  • Sector(s)
  • Business, Finance / Economics, Journalism, Politics / Policy
  • Language(s)
  • Hindi, English, Mandarin
  • Interest(s) / Expertise
  • business news, foreign press, journalism, politics
Scholar Twitter profile Scholar LinkedIn profile Scholar website URL Scholar email address
Biography

Anupreeta Das is a special writer for The Wall Street Journal based in New York. She writes about finance, investing and Wall Street, currently focusing on Warren Buffett and his company Berkshire Hathaway, as well as billionaires and billionaire families and where they are investing their money.

Previously, Preeta covered mergers and acquisitions for the Journal, breaking news of some of the biggest takeovers of the post-financial crisis era. She is a 2013 Loeb Award finalist for breaking business news, and has won two breaking news awards from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers. She has also worked at Reuters in New York and San Francisco and freelanced for The Boston Globe Sunday Magazine, the Christian Science Monitor and other American publications.

Originally from India, Preeta has also written extensively on Indian development, society, politics and globalization, including outsourcing and the new wealth of the Indian middle class. She has worked as a general assignment reporter for Outlook, one of India’s most prominent news magazines. Previously, she worked as a staff writer for The Indian Express, a national daily newspaper, and was the youngest reporter in the paper’s history to be promoted to the national news bureau.

Preeta holds graduate degrees in journalism and international political economy from Boston University and the London School of Economics respectively. Her undergraduate degree is from Lady Shri Ram College, University of Delhi. She also attended the United World College-USA on a two-year scholarship.

Links: 

As a Fellow

Testimonial: 

“My year as a Sauvé Fellow reaffirmed my belief that beneath the differences of skin, accent and culture, the common language of humanity binds people from different parts of the world together. It’s a belief that helps guide me in the practice of journalism, where I so often have to interview people with completely different experiences and approaches, and still try to find a common thread, often in the span of a few minutes.”

In May 2015, Anupreeta returned to Sauvé House to participate in Sauvé Encore! 2015, as part of the Foundation’s alumni outreach program.

Portfolio