The WSJ Opinion section is seeking a Junior Editorial Page Writer to join its team. You’ll work closely with the editorial writing and editing staff, specifically working on “Review & Outlook” editorials. You will...
Barry Critchley, the longtime columnist at the Financial Post in Canada, has taken the paper’s buyout offer and will be leaving the paper. Critchley has been writing his column for more than 25 years....
Daniella Greenbaum, a columnist at Business Insider whose column about actress Scarlett Johansson playing a transgender man in a movie was pulled after co-workers complained, has quit the website. In a letter to editor...
Business Insider has pulled a column about Scarlett Johansson playing a transgender man in an upcoming movie after employees complained about its content and changed its editorial policies, writes Maxwell Tani of The Daily Beast. Tani...
Jonathan Lansner, the longtime real estate journalist at the Orange County Register, writes about why readers sometimes respond angrily to what he writes about. Lansner writes, “The product is made to stir passions. And take...
Kara Swisher, editor at large of Recode, will write as a contributor to the New York Times opinion page, according to the following memo from editorial page editor James Bennet: We’re very happy to...
The Wall Street Journal’s “Heard on the Street” column is seeking an experienced, energetic writer to cover European companies. The position, which is based in London, is part of a global team of reporters...
Wall Street Journal editor in chief Gerard Baker sent out the following announcement on Wednesday: I’m delighted to announce that John Stoll is appointed to a new role as the Wall Street Journal’s business columnist. John...
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a journalist to write a weekly column about business, deploying reporting, analysis and provocative insights to illuminate the biggest stories underway in business and finance. Candidates should have...
Activist Ralph Nader writes about the decline of stories covering consumer issues in newspaper business sections. Nader writes, “What is disturbing is that the major newspapers — the Washington Post, the New York Times, and the...
