Kiplinger’s Personal Finance has hired longtime business journalist John Waggoner as senior associate editor. Waggoner will be a writer, primarily, as part of the investment team at Kiplinger that includes Nellie Huang, Ryan Ermey and Jeff...
Derek DeCloet, editor of The Globe and Mail’s Report on Business, sent out the following announcement: We’re delighted to announce the following additions to our newsroom. Marcy Nicholson is joining The Globe as a reporter...
The Financial Times has named Alistair Gray as its U.S. consumer correspondent. Gray will cover a range of topics within the U.S. retail and consumer industries, including shopping malls, cigarettes, clothing, food, cleaning products...
The Wall Street Journal has named Yaroslav Trofimov its chief foreign affairs correspondent. Trofimov had been writing a weekly column, “Middle East Crossroads,” about the region stretching from West Africa to Pakistan. He joined...
Quartz editor in chief Kevin Delaney and executive editor Xana Antunes sent out the following announcement on Sunday: We’re happy to announce that Sam Grobart is joining Quartz in New York as editor for premium journalism....
Two reporters, including one longtime American City Business Journals staffer, left the Tampa Bay Business Journal on Friday. Margie Manning, who was the finance editor for the Business Journal, has been hired as the...
Anne-Sylvaine Chassany, the Paris bureau chief for the Financial Times, is becoming the paper’s world news editor. She has been Paris bureau chief since January 2015, writing about politics and the economy. Prior to...
Business Insider reporter Frank Chaparro is leaving the business news website to become a senior correspondent for The Block, which covers the crypto markets. He starts later this month. Chaparrohas been covering equity and...
Nik Deogun, the editor in chief of CNBC who is leaving to become CEO of Brunswick Group in the Americas, writes about his decision on LinkedIn. Deogun wrote, “I’ve had the honor of leading the...
Consumer technology reporter Hayley Tsukayama is leaving the Washington Post after eight years. Tsukayama is joining the Electric Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit digital rights group. Her last day at the Post is Friday. A Minnesota native,...
