We want someone who can tell readers why there’s a boom in counterfeit lipstick, break the story when a local manufacturing plant is closing, and explain why brick-and-mortar shops are surviving despite the growth of e-commerce.
The Los Angeles Business Journal is the leading source of information for the community of business in the greater Los Angeles area, and we need a reporter with the drive, skills and personality to build a network of sources among big retailers, up-and-comers, the manufacturers that supply them, and all the ancillary people and businesses that facilitate trade in the region.
Prior experience on retail, trade, manufacturing or a related beat is helpful. A minimum of two years at a daily, weekly or online business publication and familiarity with basic principles of business journalism is preferred.
Send resume and clips to Editor Henry Meier at hmeier@labusinessjournal.com.
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