Wall Street Journal senior correspondent Jing Yang has left the publication for a new opportunity.
Yang is a Hong Kong-based senior correspondent covering M&A, IPOs, private equity and broad finance and business news in the region.
She previously covered Chinese conglomerates for Bloomberg News in Shanghai and has also worked at the South China Morning Post and shipping journal Lloyd’s List.
Jing won two 2021 awards from the Society of Publishers in Asia for her coverage of China’s corporate crackdown. She was also part of a Journal team that earned a 2021 Overseas Press Club citation in international business reporting.
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