MLex correspondent Rinaldi is departing
Eleonora Rinaldi, an MLex correspondent in Brussels covering energy and climate regulation in Europe, is leaving the news organization to return to Italy. Before joining MLex, she was at Eurelectric, the European electricity industry trade association, where she was a press officer for three years. Rinaldi was also a news writer for the Hikma Press […]
Fortune hires Ahmed as Europe editorial director
Kamal Ahmed is leaving The Telegraph to join Fortune as executive editorial director for UK and Europe, reports Charlotte Tobitt of Press Gazette. Tobitt reports, “Ahmed’s role is aimed at building Fortune’s presence and visibility across Europe including via Fortune.com, the print magazine, newsletters and Fortune events. Video and audio are also planned to be areas of […]
MLex seeks an energy and climate correspondent in Brussels
MLex, a LexisNexis company, is an independent news organization for breaking news and forward-looking analysis on legal and regulatory risk across the globe. Investigative journalists provide exclusive reporting on probes, policy and enforcement trends, litigation and legislative developments across key areas of regulatory risk: Antitrust, M&A, Data Privacy & Security, Financial Crime, Trade, State Aid […]
CNBC hires Ohlen as companies reporter
CNBC has hired Elsa Ohlen as a companies reporter. Based in London, Ohlen will report on earnings, strategy shifts, leadership changes, and industry trends. “I’m excited to welcome Elsa to CNBC,” said Spriha Srivastava, vice president and executive editor of Digital, in a statement. “Europe is home to some of the world’s most influential companies, […]
Financial Post opens Western Canada bureau
Joe Hood and Reid Southwick of The Financial Post issued the following: Dear reader, The West is part of the national conversation in a way we haven’t seen in years. Investment is pouring into the B.C. coast to build infrastructure to ship more liquefied natural gas overseas. There’s excitement in Alberta about a possible new export pipeline for oil after years of disappointment. And […]
Hetzner among the Fortune layoffs
European business reporter Christiaan Hetzner was among the layoffs at Fortune earlier this summer. He was business writer on the daily news team in Europe. He had previously been freelancing, but previously spent 10 years at Reuters. He also worked for Dow Jones Newswires. Hetzner also covered the German auto industry for Automotive News Europe. He is […]
WSJ seeks a deputy Middle East bureau chief
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a deputy bureau chief to help shape and shepherd our coverage of the Middle East from Dubai. You’ll help reporters develop must-read stories about the most dynamic people and issues in the region. You’ll work closely with the Wall Street Journal’s team of reporters throughout the Mideast, helping them […]
Azhari moves to Saudi beat for Reuters
Timour Azhari has moved to Riyadh to cover Saudi Arabia for Reuters. He previously has been Iraq bureau chief. Azhari also served as deputy bureau chief for Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. In this role, he covered political, economic and security developments in these areas. Previously, Azhari was a correspondent at Thomson Reuters Foundation, where he covered […]
FT hires Green as assistant UK news editor
The Financial Times has hired Toby Green as an assistant UK news editor. Green has spent the last eight years at The Times of London as Saturday news editor and assistant news editor. He also worked at The Evening Standard and The Independent in a variety of roles. At both, he was a markets reporter. Green is […]
WSJ seeks senior video journalist in Singapore
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a senior video journalist to join our Asia-Pacific video team in Singapore. In this role, you will produce distinctive, visually compelling stories that explain the forces shaping business, markets, politics, and technology — with a particular focus on China and the broader region. We’re looking for a journalist with sharp editorial instincts, […]
