Dow Jones Newswires launches Korean language service
Dow Jones Newswires has launched its first artificial intelligence-enabled language service. The Dow Jones Korean Language Service provides markets and financial news and analysis. The services is built on a custom tech stack that selects the best translation model. The process best-in-class artificial intelligence and years of journalism experience to produce a machine translation service […]
Financial News seeks a City correspondent
Financial News – the award-winning publication for Europe’s financial services sector – is looking for a new City correspondent to join its newsroom. The successful candidate will be a motivated self-starter and collaborator with a strong track-record of scoops and feature-writing and an ability to develop and cultivate sources. The beat will be broad, covering […]
Reuters hires Hinnant as EMEA investigations editor
Reuters global enterprise editor Mike Williams shared the below note with staff: All, I’m excited to announce that investigative journalist Lori Hinnant is joining Reuters as our new EMEA Investigations editor. Lori, who joins us from the Associated Press, brings with her an impressive record of achievement. Last year, she was part of the AP […]
Tankersley becomes Berlin bureau chief at NY Times
Jim Tankersley has been named Berlin bureau chief for the New York Times. He has been based in its Washington bureau covering economic policy. Tankersley will move to Germany in early 2025. He joined The Times in 2017 to cover taxes and economic policy in the Washington bureau. He then moved to the White House team […]
The Economist hires Wu to cover China
The Economist has hired Sarah Wu as a China correspondent. She previously worked at Reuters, reporting on politics and society in Hong Kong, semiconductors and cross-strait relations in Taiwan, and the rise of the EV industry in China. Wu interned at the Boston Globe and Seattle Times. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University.
Reuters hires Lee as tech correspondent in Taiwan
Reuters has hired Wen-Yee Lee to be its tech correspondent in Taiwan. She has been a reporter for Business Weekly Magazine, based in Taipei, Taiwan, covering the intersection of tech and geopolitics with a focus on the U.S.-China decoupling and Taiwan’s semiconductor industry. Lee was part of the Business Weekly team covering the shutdown of […]
WSJ’s “Be loud” strategy on Gershkovich
The Wall Street Journal’s Paul Beckett writes for Columbia Journalism Review about its efforts to free reporter Evan Gershkovich from a Russian prison. Beckett writes, “Given the new dynamics in hostage-taking, the question remained how aggressive we—and our legal and commercial colleagues at Dow Jones & Co.—should be in highlighting Gershkovich’s plight and pushing the administration to act. Were […]
Dow Jones hires Hancock to cover antitrust in Europe
The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones have hired Edith Hancock to cover antitrust and competition issues in the European Union. She has been at Politico covering competition, regulatory policy, the Inmarsat/Viasat merger and Facebook’s divestment of Giphy. She was a M&A reporter at Mergermarket and reported for Solar Media’s websites PV Tech, Energy Storage News, Current […]
Canadian Press hires Duggan as a reporter
The Canadian Press has hired Kyle Duggan as a reporter. Duggan has been an Ottawa-based reporter for Politico. Before that, he worked for three years editing English online news at Japan’s second largest daily, The Asahi Shimbun. Prior to his time overseas, he covered the complicated ins and outs of Canada’s telecommunications and broadcast industry for The […]
Miao to cover China economy for WSJ
Wall Street Journal reporter Hannah Miao is moving to Singapore to cover the China economy. She is a reporter for The Journal’s finance bureau in New York, where she covers financial markets with a focus on U.S. stocks. She also reports on individual investors and the platforms they use, including Robinhood, Charles Schwab and E*Trade […]
