Rosen departs Business Insider for a new opportunity
Business Insider senior reporter Phil Rosen is leaving the news organization for a new opportunity. Rosen wrote the “10 Things Before the Opening Bell” newsletter, and he also wrote big picture analysis of the markets and the economy. Rosen has reported for Fortune magazine, BuzzFeed News, GreenBiz, and US-China Today, among other outlets, and is the author […]
Why Evan Gershkovich’s case is so important
Danielle Gershkovich, sister of jailed Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, writes about her brother for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Gershkovich writes, “Evan was just doing his job as a reporter. It was his dream job, and he was accredited by the Russian foreign ministry to do it. I think of him now, sitting in Lefortovo prison […]
Taylor joins Bloomberg’s municipal finance team
Bloomberg News reporter Sri Taylor is joining the multiple finance team. She will cover high-yield muni debt, state and local finances, infrastructure projects and more in the New England region. Taylor previously was a leveraged finance reporter, covering markets for junk bonds and leveraged loans. Taylor of a graduate of Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
KFF Health News seeks a managing editor
KFF is the independent source of health policy research, polling, and news. Our mission is to fill the need for trusted information on national health issues. KFF is a nonprofit and nonpartisan organization. KFF is seeking a Managing Editor, KFF Health News, to join the senior KFF staff and help manage its nationwide team of […]
KFF Health News executive editor Darlin retiring
Damon Darlin, executive editor of KFF Health News, is retiring after five and a half years in that role. Before joining KFF Health, Darlin was at Reuters as editor, money and politics, in its Washington bureau. He previously was at The New York Times, where he spent the previous three years at the policy, economics and politics site The […]
WSJ lays off longtime reporter Nissenbaum
Dion Nissenbaum, a reporter covering U.S. policy in the Middle East and regional security for The Wall Street Journal, has been laid off by the publication. During his career, Nissenbaum has been based in Kabul, Beirut, Jerusalem, Washington and Istanbul. He has been part of two Journal teams recognized as Pulitzer Prize finalists in international […]
Reuters hires WSJ’s Eckert to cover auto industry
Reuters has hired Wall Street Journal reporter Nora Eckert to cover the automobile industry. She joined The Journal in January 2022. Eckert had been an investigative reporter for the Post-Bulletin in Rochester, Minnesota, for the previous year. She was previously an elections reporter for the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism. She interned for the Journal and was […]
The Verge tech reporter Porter is departing
Jon Porter, a tech reporter for The Verge in London, is leaving after five years. Part of The Verge’s UK-based team, his primary focuses are European consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and video games. Porter started his career covering audio and TV equipment for TechRadar and has also written for Gizmodo UK, […]
Sports Biz Journal hires Cahillane to cover sports media
The Sports Business Journal has hired Mollie Cahillane to cover sports media. She will start next week and be based in New York. Cahillane was Adweek’s senior TV reporter, covering the business of connected TV, streaming news, measurement and sports media. She’s a former Cablefax editor, and has held roles at People and Daily Mail. Cahillane is a […]
Krzaczek, Philly Inquirer assistant biz editor, is departing
Katie Krzaczek, the assistant business editor for the Philadelphia Inquirer, is leaving the publication for a new opportunity. She started at the Inquirer as a digital editor before moving to the business news desk in 2023. Before, she had been at Insider and Business Insider for the past two years as a business editor. Previously, […]
