HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for editorial leadership, business operations, product strategy, and technology development, leveraging the infrastructure and resources of The New York Times.

Notable Features:

The New York Times Building, designed by Renzo Piano, is an iconic skyscraper known for its modern, transparent facade and energy-efficient design. It houses the primary newsroom and corporate offices of The New York Times.

Work Culture:

A blend of journalistic rigor inherited from The New York Times and a dynamic, product-focused environment typical of digital media companies. Emphasis on thoroughness, objectivity, and user trust. Collaborative, with many remote team members.

HQ Significance:

Being integrated with The New York Times lends Wirecutter significant credibility, journalistic standards, and access to a broad audience and extensive resources.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects values of journalistic excellence, transparency, innovation, and quality, aligning with Wirecutter's commitment to trustworthy product recommendations.

Location:

Wirecutter's primary market focus is the United States. However, its content is accessible globally via the internet. Product recommendations are generally tailored for the US market in terms of availability and specifications, though some products have international relevance. The New York Times Company has a global presence, which indirectly supports Wirecutter's brand recognition.

Street Address:

620 Eighth Avenue

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA