WSJ seeks an economic data reporter
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced, digitally proficient Economic Data Reporter to join our economics team. This role bridges the gap between deep-dive data analysis and real-time economic reporting. The ideal candidate will possess a passion for high-impact journalism, a deep understanding of market-moving economic indicators, and the technical skills required to interrogate […]
UnitedHealth defamation suit against The Guardian is dismissed
UnitedHealth’s defamation lawsuit against the Guardian has been tossed by a U.S. district court judge in Delaware, who reviewed the case on Monday, reports Chad Van Alstin of HealthExec. Van Alstin reports, “In its complaint, UnitedHealth had accused reporters at the Guardian of six counts of defamation, stemming from a May 2025 story that detailed how the […]
Arnold departs Bloomberg after 13 years
Alexandria Arnold, an editor for Bloomberg News in London for the past three years, has left the news organization. She worked Bloomberg Daybreak — a mobile-first morning news brief — subscription newsletters and mobile alerts. Arnold previously worked as a reporter in New York and Seattle covering foreign exchange and government bonds. She holds a bachelor’s […]
Reuters names Shanghai bureau chief, China chief tech correspondent
Kevin Krolicki and Kenneth Li of Reuters sent out the following on Tuesday: Dear colleagues, We’re pleased to announce two important leadership appointments within our China team. Casey Hall has been promoted to Bureau Chief and Senior Companies Correspondent in Shanghai, and Eduardo Baptista has taken on a new role as Greater China Chief Technology Correspondent. Casey, who eased into her new role back in […]
GovExec hires Heckman as senior reporter
Jory Heckman has been hired by GovExec as a senior correspondent. He will be covering stories related to the federal workforce. Heckman has spent the last 12 years at Federal News Network as web editor and then senior reporter. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Hofstra University.
WSJ seeks a Congress accountability editor
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced, ambitious, and energetic editor to join our Washington bureau as Congressional Accountability Editor. Congress has changed dramatically in recent years, becoming less productive, more conflicted, and more opaque. Our coverage will seek to bring our readers closer to this massive change, explaining the characters driving it and […]
WSJ seeks a national policy editor
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a sharp, versatile, and ambitious editor to join our Washington bureau as National Policy Editor. This is a high-impact leadership role at the intersection of governance and politics, responsible for bridging the gap between how policy is crafted in Washington and how it plays out on the campaign trail […]
How BINJE got World Cup credentials
Tom Bergeron, the founder and editor in chief of New Jersey business news publication BINJE, writes about how it was World Cup finals credentialed. Bergeron writes, “For weeks, I explained to those who asked how many thousands of soccer reporters there are around the world, so many of which have been spread out across the […]
Wagner named Big Tech team leader at Bloomberg
Sarah Frier, managing editor for big tech, artificial intelligence and VC/startups coverage at Bloomberg, sent out the following: Hi all, I am very happy to announce that we are promoting Kurt Wagner to Big Tech team leader, overseeing the reporters who cover Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and more. In more than seven years at Bloomberg, Kurt […]
What TechCrunch’s Silberling looks for in reporting stories
Meredith Klein of Meredith and the Media interviewed TechCrunch senior writer Amanda Silberling about her job. Here is an excerpt: As senior writer at TechCrunch, you write features and news about technology and the people it impacts. What’s driving your coverage? I’m lucky that I’m in a position where I have a lot of freedom to follow what […]
