FT seeks reporter/producer for Due Diligence
The FT is looking for an enterprising and financially literate reporter to join the team that writes and produces Due Diligence, the flagship global briefing on corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions and private equity. You will help continue the success of the newsletter, which reaches more than 48,000 premium FT subscribers. This is a great […]
How The Economist and the FT manage personality-driven newsletters
Chris Sutcliffe of MediaVoices writes about how The Economist and The Financial Times operate personality-driven newsletters. Sutcliffe writes, “Sarah Ebner is executive editor, director of editorial growth and engagement at the Financial Times. She noted that some newsletters, like their One Must-Read, invites feedback that is equally personal, and she will occasionally get an email decrying […]
FT’s Indvik moves to deputy editor role
Lauren Indvik has become deputy editor of house and home coverage at The Financial Times. She has been fashion editor, overseeing the FT’s coverage of fashion and style. She will also curate the Business of Luxury Summit, an annual event that brings together some of the biggest names in global luxury and fashion. Indvik previously worked […]
FT Specialist hires Primrose as content editor
The FT Specialist has hired Felicity Primrose as a content editor. She previously was at WorksHub as a talent acquisition manager. Primrose holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Glasgow.
FT seeks a US credit markets reporter
The Financial Times is looking for an energetic and ambitious reporter to join the US markets team in New York to cover credit markets, one of the most important asset classes on Wall Street. The opening comes at a critical moment for the US economy and corporate America. High debt-servicing costs, refinancing risks and the […]
FT hires Politico’s Mackinnon
The Financial Times has hired Amy Mackinnon as a U.S.-Europe foreign affairs correspondent. Mackinnon is national security reporter with Politico, focused on intelligence, reporting on the U.S. intelligence agencies, the congressional oversight committees as well as global intelligence operations. She joined Politico from Foreign Policy magazine where she spent six years covering the waterfront of U.S. national […]
FT hires Steinberg as property correspondent
The Financial Times has hired Julie Steinberg as a property correspondent. Steinberg is a former reporter for The Wall Street Journal, where she covered global metals and mining reporter from London. She previously covered large investors, M&A and banks for the Journal in London, Hong Kong and New York. She and a colleague won a SABEW award […]
FT hires Hodgson as a data reporter
The Financial Times has hired Ian Hodgson as a data reporter in its Washington office. He will be covering the intersection between politics and money. Hodgson spent the past four years as a reporter for The Tampa Bay Times in Florida. He was also an investigative fellow for Columbia Journalism Investigates. Hodgson holds a bachelor’s […]
FT hires Washington Post’s Hauslohner
The Financial Times has hired Abigail Hauslohner from the Washington Post to cover a new beat. She will be covering the United States’ evolving relationships, policies and actions in the Middle East. Hauslohner has been a Post national security reporter focused on Congress. In her 12 years at the newspaper, she has been a roving […]
Outgoing FT CEO Ridding reflects
Jon Allsop interviewed outgoing Financial Times CEO John Ridding about his tenure and the future of the financial newspaper. Allsop writes, “Ridding had also become increasingly involved in strategy in his prior role, working on the Asian edition of the FT. Becoming CEO was a steep learning curve nonetheless. But he was soon making highly consequential decisions. […]
