The Wall Street Journal seeks an aggressive reporter to cover regulatory and enforcement actions in commodities trading.
The reporter will be responsible for ferreting out bad behavior in commodities markets and gaining an inside track on government investigations into everything from oil to silver to cotton.
The ideal candidate will have a track record of developing high-level sources and delivering juicy scoops. These skills are essential in the murky world of commodities, where the line between market manipulation and legal trading practices is fuzzy, and many markets are only just beginning to come under scrutiny from regulators. A background in commodities or market regulation is a plus, though not required.
Please attach a resume, cover letter and three to five published clips to your online application Please attach a resume, cover letter and three to five published clips to your online application.
To apply, go here.
Los Angeles Times Assistant Managing Editor for Entertainment and Arts Craig Nakano made the following…
The Pacific Coast Business Times, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary, has posted an editorial…
Columbus Business First, an American City Business Journals publication, has hired Leslie Caimi as a reporter covering…
Bloomberg News is one of the biggest financial and business news organizations in the world.…
Bloomberg is seeking a curious, talented and persistent Washington-based reporter to cover the US government’s…
Frederic Lardinois, senior enterprise editor at TechCrunch, has left to join The New Stack as…