Barron’s has hired Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Jacob Adelman to be a reporter on its investigations team.
He will start next month.
At the Inquirer, Adelman covered commercial real estate, economic development, and other financial news topics, with a focus on data and accountability.
At Barron’s, he will focus on writing investigative enterprise stories that dig into companies, industries and markets and hold accountable executives, industry officials, regulators and others in the business world.
Adelman previously worked as a reporter for the AP in Los Angeles and for Bloomberg News in Tokyo.
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