Deputy economics editor Mullaney departs AP
Tomoko Hosaka Mullaney, deputy economics editor at the Associated Press, has left the news organization. Mullaney is now vice president of The Asia Group in Washington, working on Japanese business and policy issues. Mullaney was with the AP since May 2014. She helped guide editorial and storytelling strategy and operations for AP’s Washington, D.C.-based economy […]
Saraiva to join Fed team at Bloomberg
Peggy Collins, U.S. economy managing editor at Bloomberg News, sent out the following announcement on Monday: To all on U.S. Eco: We’re delighted to announce that Catarina Saraiva will be joining the Fed team, based in Houston, covering regional Fed banks and focusing on trends in the labor market and broader economy. Catarina is a […]
Rosenberg joins Washington Post biz desk to cover workers and the economy
Washington Post business editor David Cho, deputy business editor Zachary Goldfarb and economics editor Damian Paletta sent out the following announcement on Wednesday: We are thrilled to announce that Eli Rosenberg is joining the Business desk to cover workers and the economy. In his new role, Eli will write about how economic social forces, as […]
Econ reporter O’Brien leaves Washington Post
Matt O’Brien, an economics reporter at the Washington Post for the past five years, has left the newspaper. O’Brien is writing a book about the global economy. He joined the Post in March 2014, joining Wonkblog as its lead voice on economic affairs. he came from The Atlantic, where he was a senior associate editor […]
Greeley named U.S. econ editor at Financial Times
Brendan Greeley has been promoted to U.S. economics editor at the Financial Times. He has been working for FT Alphaville. He previously covered the intersection of politics and the economy for Bloomberg News in New York before leaving in March 2017. Greeley was also once a co-anchor of Bloomberg Television’s “Bloomberg Surveillance” and a staff writer at Bloomberg Businessweek. In […]
Economics policy editor Reis leaves Washington Post for Rolling Stone
Patrick Reis, an economic policy editor at The Washington Post, has left the paper to become political editor at Rolling Stone. He has been at the Post since February 2017. Patrick was previously deputy national editor of Politico, editing policy journalism and being responsible for helping conceive and edit the site’s lead stories. He also […]
Washington Post seeks economics editor
The Washington Post is seeking an Economics editor to lead one of our most important coverage areas. The Post’s economics team covers Washington’s battles over the budget, spending, taxes and deficits. It is responsible for tracking the many dimensions of America’s newly confrontational approach to trade. It covers how the government – from the White […]
Houston Biz Journal seeks economic development reporter
Houston Business Journal is looking for a top-notch reporter to cover economic development. The economic development beat is the essence of top-level reporting. It requires building — and working — strong source networks to break big news, dig out trends and connect dots before anyone else does. The ideal candidate sees important community issues clearly, […]
ProPublica hires DePillis to cover trade and economy
ProPublica announced Tuesday that Lydia DePillis is joining its Washington, D.C., newsroom as a reporter covering trade and the economy in the lead up to the 2020 election. She starts Aug. 5. DePillis comes to ProPublica from CNN Business, where she was a senior writer focusing on national economic policies and how they affect people’s […]
Reuters hires Timmons as economics editor
Dan Burns and Kieran Muray of Reuters sent out the following announcement: We’re delighted to announce that Heather Timmons is joining Reuters as our Economics Editor in Washington. Heather will lead our economics team in Washington, covering the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve and Trump’s trade policies. She has a strong record of covering spot […]
