FT seeks European banking correspondent
The Financial Times is looking for a European banking correspondent. The beat is at the heart of a key story for the Financial Times as banks across the region position themselves for a post-Brexit...
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Two WSJ reporters have left China
Two Wall Street Journal reporters left China on Monday after being expelled over a controversial headline in an op-ed that angered Beijing, reports Agence France-Presse. AFP reports, “An AFP reporter saw Chin and Wen,...
U.S. weighs response to China ouster of WSJ reporters
The U.S. is weighing whether to expel Chinese journalists after China kicked out three Wall Street Journal reporters, reports Nick Wadhams, Jennifer Jacobs and Saleha Mohsin of Bloomberg News. Wadhams, Jacobs and Mohsin report,...
Washington Post hires WSJ’s Dou to cover China biz and technology
Washington Post foreign editor Douglas Jehl, deputy foreign editor Eva Rodriguez and Asia editor David Crawshaw sent out the following announcement on Monday: We’re very pleased to announce that Eva Dou will join The...
WSJ editor Murray agreed with reporters about China headline
Wall Street Journal editor Matt Murray seemed to agree with reporters at the paper that a headline for a column about China was inappropriate but said he couldn’t do anything to change it, reports...
WSJ staff protest “sick man” headline that upset Chinese government
The Wall Street Journal’s China staff is urging the newspaper to apologize for a headline that prompted the Chinese government to expel three of its journalists this week, reports Paul Farhi of The Washington...
WSJ reporter Peker joins Eurasia Group as director
Emre Peker, a reporter covering economy and politics at the Wall Street Journal, has left the company to join Eurasia Group in London as a director in the Europe team. There, he will continue...
Dow Jones CEO: We did not mean to offend with headline
Dow Jones & Co. CEO William Lewis sent out the following to the staff on Thursday: Hello, I am sure many of you have seen the deeply disappointing news yesterday that China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
WSJ hires Hirtenstein as markets reporter in London
The Wall Street Journal has hired Anna Hirtenstein as a markets reporter in London. She was previously a reporter at Bloomberg in London, where she covered clean energy and sustainability in Europe, the Middle...
WSJ editor Murray: Chinese expulsion of our reporters is wrong
Wall Street Journal editor in chief Matt Murray sent the following to the staff on Wednesday: Dear All: On Wednesday, the Chinese government ordered the expulsion of three of our colleagues in Beijing in a harsh...
