The talented reporters in this bureau cover telecoms like AT&T/Verizon, retailers like Wal-Mart/Macy’s, railroads and transports like FedEx/UPS, consumer products firms like P&G/Coca-Cola/Nike, small businesses, corporate governance/CEOs and behemoths like GE. These are core topics for WSJ subscribers and fertile ground for big scoops and ambitious coverage.
The ideal candidate is a skilled reporter/editor with an eye for good stories who is creative about digital forms of storytelling and delivering for readers across platforms, with a particular focus on mobile.
This person should be able to juggle the demands of breaking news and enterprise projects, including leders. Above all, we’re looking for a colleague who is a true team player. The position reports to bureau chief Marcelo Prince.
If interested, please contact Marcelo at marcello.prince@wsj.com or business editor Jamie Heller at jamie.heller@wsj.com.
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