Brad Stone Biography

Brad Stone is a senior writer for Bloomberg Businessweek. Over the last few years he’s authored over a dozen cover stories on companies such as Apple Google Amazon Yahoo Twitter Facebook and the Chinese search firm Baidu. When he’s not attempting to deconstruct the high-tech firms charting our future he has written about beleaguered domestic airlines weaponized drone warplanes the retail giant Costco and traced the deceptions of an international con-artist and alleged murderer.
Brad joined Businessweek from the New York Times where he had been a reporter since 2006. He covered Internet trends as well as Silicon Valley’s biggest companies from the newspaper’s San Francisco bureau. In addition to writing for the paper he wrote a weekly column Ping and was a founding writer of the paper’s technology blog Bits. From 1998 to 2006 Brad served as the Silicon Valley Correspondent for Newsweek magazine writing for the technology and business sections of the magazine and authoring a regular online column.
Brad is also the author of one previous work of non-fiction Gearheads: the Turbulent Rise of Robotic Sports. The book was a BookSense 76 pick and the San Francisco Chronicle selected it as one of the best books of 2003. It covers the emergence of what was then the new breed of robot hobbyists and hardware hackers.

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