Financial Times seeks a New Delhi correspondent
The Financial Times is looking for an enterprising journalist to join a small team in New Delhi covering India and its neighbours at a time of historic political, economic, and financial transformation. This is a chance to cover a large beat spanning business, policy, politics, and geopolitics and contribute to coverage read in the region […]
Bloomberg hires Harlow as data reporter in London
Max Harlow has been hired by Bloomberg News to be a data reporter in London. He previously was at the Financial Times as part of the FT’s visual and data journalism team, combining data and reporting skills to find and tell stories. Harlow also organizes Journocoders, a community of journalists and other people working in the media interested […]
FT taps Walker to be Singapore correspondent
The Financial Times has named Owen Walker to be its Singapore correspondent. Walker currently covers European banks, primarily Swiss, French, Italian, Spanish and Benelux lenders. He was previously asset management correspondent and his reporting on Neil Woodford’s downfall contributed to the FT winning business and finance team of the year at the 2019 Society of Editors’ Press […]
FT taps Jones to be global economy news editor
The Financial Times has named Claire Jones to be its global economy news editor. Jones has been with the FT since 2011. She previously was in the publications Washington bureau. She has also been the Frankfurt bureau chief and at FT Alphaville, where she wrote about the global economy. Jones joined the FT as a money supply/economics […]
Lin joins Bloomberg as a data reporter in Asia
Bloomberg News has hired Andy Lin as a data reporter in Asia. He will be covering economics, politics and anything in between in Asia. Lin previously was at the Financial Times, where he reported on Asia news stories using data analysis, graphics and statistics on the FT’s visual and data journalism team. He previously worked […]
FT’s Cumbo departs pensions beat
Josephine Cumbo, the global pensions correspondent at the Financial Times, is leaving the beat after 10 years. She is becoming a London-based reporter and editor for the publication. He has been covering the big trends in asset allocation by the world’s leading pension investors. She has extensive experience reporting on pensions from corporate to state […]
How the FT is using AI for its comments section
Marcela Kunova of Journalism.co.uk writes about how the Financial Times is using artificial intelligence to review comments on its articles. Kunova writes, “After starting to use the tool, rather than accepting every decision the machine has made, the human moderators checked each decision manually. It took a couple of months to get the moderating decisions right: […]
FT’s Munir moving to breaking news desk in New York
Zehra Munir of The Financial Times is moving to the news organization’s breaking news desk in New York. She has been commissioning editor for the opinion page in London, where she has worked for the past two years. Munir also interned for The FT and worked as a reporter for The Times of London. She is […]
FT seeks deputy head of Lex column
The Lex column is looking for a Deputy Editor to help run the team, based in London. This is a chance to join the close-knit, award-winning team that puts out the FT’s flagship investment column. We produce concise, informed opinion pieces on big business, markets, private investment and other financial subjects. The column is central […]
Ignites/Board IQ hire Hall as data visualization reporter
Ignites and Board IQ, two Financial Times publications, have hired Madison Hall as a data visualization reporter. She previously was a Business Insider data reporter for three and a half years. In 2019 she was awarded “Best Information Graphic” by the Missouri Press Association for her infographic on phage display research completed by Nobel laureate Dr. George […]
