Felcyn, longtime BusinessWeek editor, has died
Keith Felcyn, a longtime editor at BusinessWeek magazine, died on Dec. 10 in Greenwich, Connecticut, where he lived since 1975. He was 92. Felcyn worked as a senior editor and chief of correspondents for BusinessWeek magazine for 41 years. He also was manager of the Milwaukee bureau and the Chicago bureau. While in Chicago, he […]
Serrano-Roman moving to bankruptcy beat at Bloomberg Law
Angelica Serrano-Román is moving to the bankruptcy beat at Bloomberg Law. She has been covering state tax policy since joining the news organization in 2022. Serrano-Román was a fellow for CNBC’s investigative unit. Before joining CNBC, she worked as a freelance reporter for Puerto Rico’s Center for Investigative Journalism where she covered government and business news while […]
Kanell, Atlanta economics reporter, is retiring
Michael Kanell, senior economics reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution for nearly 30 years, is retiring. He has been reporting on jobs, housing and the economy. In that role, he has appeared on television and radio talk shows and panel discussions to analyze and report on the region’s business and economic developments. Scott Trubey, the economy […]
Forbes is cutting ties with some freelancers
Forbes will stop using freelancers for some types of stories indefinitely and blames the change on a recent update to Google Search policies, reports Mia Sato of The Verge. Sato reports, “In recent days, Forbes has said it will stop hiring freelancers to produce content for its product review section Forbes Vetted, according to a journalist who […]
Globe and Mail hires Al Mallees to cover economic policy
The Globe and Mail has hired Noujoud Al Mallees to cover fiscal and economic policy. She will be based in Ottawa. Al Malless has been an economics reporter for The Canadian Press since July 2022. She previously was a reporter for CBC/Radio Canada. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Western University and a master’s degree from Ryerson […]
Black to cover tech policy and Trump administration for The Information
The Information reporter Julia Black is switching to a new beat next year to cover tech policy and the Trump administration. She has been writing features about the companies and people in the tech world since joining the tech news site in July 2023. She has been at Insider as a senior correspondent. Black, who reported a […]
Why Austin Biz Journal editor Pope stays in Austin
Austin Business Journal editor in chief Colin Pope spoke with the Austin Under 40 Awards about his job. The story states, “A decade after winning the prestigious Austinite of the Year title at the Austin Under 40 Awards, Colin remains as passionate about Austin as ever. His work at ABJ has become a cornerstone of how the […]
Climate news organization has raised $750,000
Covering Climate Now, the global nonprofit news collaboration started by former Columbia Journalism Review editor Kyle Pope, has raised more than $750,000 in funding to continue its work helping journalists to tell the defining story of our time. The funding has come in the fourth quarter from a range of donors, including the John D. […]
Wilbert elected president of NAREE
Tony Wilbert, a regional editor at CoStar News and a long-time volunteer with the National Association of Real Estate Editors, has been elected and installed as 2025 NAREE president. At CoStar News, Tony oversees coverage of commercial real estate in the Washington, D.C. and Canadian markets. He produces CoStar News’ twice-weekly People and Canadian newsletters. […]
Dallas Morning News hires Nobles to cover workforce and economic mobility
The Dallas Morning News has hired Wilborn Nobles to cover workforce and economic mobility issues. Nobles previously was a reporter for Axios in Atlanta. He also worked for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution covering City Hall and the Baltimore Sun covering the local county government. Nobles also worked for The Times-Picayune in New Orleans. He is a […]
