Sarina Finkelstein

James Damore Apologized For Saying Women Have More ‘Neuroticism.’ Except, He Really Didn’t.

What Hillary Clinton’s Loss Means for Working Women

See How Hurricane Matthew Is Impacting Businesses and Homeowners

What Hillary Clinton’s Loss Means for Working Women

By Alicia Adamczyk | Sarina Finkelstein | Nov. 10, 2016

See How Hurricane Matthew Is Impacting Businesses and Homeowners

By Sarina Finkelstein | Ian Salisbury | Oct. 7, 2016

What a Reborn Lower Manhattan Looks Like, 15 Years Later

By Sarina Finkelstein | Sept. 10, 2016

10 Role Models For Bill Clinton If He Becomes ‘First Gentleman’

By Sarina Finkelstein | July 29, 2016

How Would Bill Clinton Handle the Job of ‘First Spouse’?

By Sarina Finkelstein | July 27, 2016

14 Memorable Money Moments in American Political Fashion

By Sarina Finkelstein | July 19, 2016

This Is What the First Lady Has In Common With Stay-At-Home Moms

By Sarina Finkelstein | May 6, 2016

A Look at What First Ladies Have Achieved

By Sarina Finkelstein | April 12, 2016

Want to Fix Wage Inequality? Start With the First Lady

By Sarina Finkelstein | April 12, 2016

Sarina Finkelstein

Sarina Finkelstein is the Photo Editor of Money and curator of The Photo Bank. Previously, Finkelstein was the Photo Editor at Cigar Aficionado, Food Arts and Time Out New York Kids and served as the Picture Editor for book projects with powerHouse Books and Oxford University Press. In addition to working at Money, Finkelstein is also a photographer—her new monograph, The New Forty-Niners, is an exploration of modern-day gold prospectors in California which was a 2014 Photo District News' Photo Annual Winner in the Books category and has been featured internationally, including on TIME.com.