Jim Healey, the paper’s auto writer since 1988, took the buyout. Anne Willette, the editor of the Money section and formerly a deputy managing editor, also took the buyout. She is married to Healey.
Bruce Horovitz, USA Today’s advertising/marketing writer since 1994, has left the building. So has Gary Strauss, one of the best markets reporters in the business.
Rodney Brooks, a deputy managing editor of personal finance and retirement columnist, is gone and will now write a column for The Washington Post. John Waggoner, who wrote an investment column, announced his departure in a column on Friday.
Nanci Hellmich, another personal finance journalist, also departed. Hellmich had been with the paper since January 1983.
Fred Meier, auto editor/blogger, took the buyout. So did Doug Carroll, the paper’s economics and real estate editor who had been with the paper since 1985.
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