David Roeder, who covers business and labor for the Chicago Sun-Times, is leaving the newspaper.
Roeder writes, “With this new year, I’m ending my full-time schedule at the Sun-Times and this weekly Chicago Enterprise column, which I’ve tried to craft as a diary of the city’s changing economy.
“I’ll be retiring but offering occasional pieces as a ‘contributor at large,’ which suggests I’m either an escapee or larger in the waistline because working from home means easy access to the kitchen.
“It’ll be the second time I’ve left my dream job. The first was in 2013. The Sun-Times now has positive, stable ownership as a nonprofit. But 10 years ago, the Sun-Times owner was destructive. He would later sell his newspaper holdings and lower his public profile following “me too” allegations.”
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