Financial Times reporter Erika Solomon has been hired by the New York Times in its Berlin bureau.
She started on Monday.
Solomon was part of a team at the FT that won a Gerald Loeb Award this past year for its coverage of Wirecard. She has been at the newspaper for eight years.
She previously worked at Reuters for nearly five years as its Gulf correspondent and as its Syria and Lebanon correspondent. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University.
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