Bloomberg News is seeking a reporter to cover China’s commodities industry. Based in Beijing, the successful candidate will be required to break market-moving news and write agenda-setting and memorable features on companies active across mining and metals, food and agriculture.
In addition to a fantastic track record of scoops and insightful enterprise stories, the reporter should have a strong understanding of the policy issues that affect China’s resources industry. The reporter should be flexible, calm under pressure and a quick learner. He or she may from time to time be called upon to help cover China’s energy story and its commodities and energy markets, as well as other news coverage for our China bureaus and the wider Asian commodities and energy industry team. The position could also be based in Shanghai.
Qualifications:
– Experience of working in a real-time news environment or at a newspaper is preferred
– Chinese-language fluency is mandatory
To apply, go here.
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