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*Newsweek* is an American weekly news magazine and digital media outlet that provides reporting, analysis, and opinion on politics, business, technology, and culture.

### **Overview**
*   **History:** Founded in 1933, the magazine has undergone numerous ownership changes and transitions between print and digital formats. It is currently co-owned by its CEO, Dev Pragad, and board member Johnathan Davis.
*   **Digital Presence:** Following a period of financial instability and the suspension of its print edition in 2012, *Newsweek* was relaunched and has seen significant growth in its online audience, reaching tens of millions of monthly unique visitors.
*   **Editorial Focus:** The publication covers a broad range of topics, including international affairs, U.S. politics (notably through its "1600" project which focuses on the White House and Washington), and breaking news.
*   **AI Integration:** *Newsweek* has incorporated generative AI into its editorial operations, including writing, research, and video production, with a policy requiring human journalistic oversight.

### **Recent Activities & Rankings**
*   *Newsweek* is well-known for publishing various annual rankings and lists developed in partnership with research firms like Statista and Plant-A Insights Group.
*   **Recent Reports (as of September 2026):**
    *   **World's Most Trustworthy Companies 2026:** A ranking of 1,000 companies across 20 countries based on customer, investor, and employee feedback.
    *   **America's Greatest Workplaces for Leadership 2026:** A list recognizing U.S. companies for their leadership vision, transparency, and employee empowerment.