The Wall Street Journal is looking for a reporter to cover logistics, supply chain and freight transportation issues, trends and news for the professional Logistics Report, with an eye toward how developments in logistics and shipping reflect broader trends in economic and trade growth.
Specific areas of coverage, both domestic and international, include:
The position is responsible for writing two to four stories per week for posting to the Logistics Report and wsj.com as well as periodic features on broader trends. The position will also participate in writing, proofreading and publishing the daily Logistics Report newsletter as needed.
To apply, go here.
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