We are looking for someone to report and edit on all facets of this iconic American city, whether that is crypto newcomers jockeying for position with established Wall Street firms heading south, or the changing political, demographic and economic landscape.
The job requires someone with a strong sense about the way politics and business intersect in this electorally critical state, and how to cover this topic for our readers. The bureau chief also will be called upon to understand and develop stories on the city’s role as the gateway to Latin America.
This requires a leader adept at collaborating with teams that sit at the intersection of finance, trade, immigration and markets, as well as an understanding of the complex workings of U.S. cities and states.
We will trust you to:
To apply, go here.
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