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...
A former Wall Street Journal and CNBC reporter launched Thursday a website called CorpGov.com, which is covering corporate governance news and issues. CorpGov will tackle governance matters ranging from activism to compensation to M&A, and...
Bloomberg News reporter Alastair Marsh has switched beats and is now covering cryptocurrencies and blockchain. Marsh, who is based in London, had been covering structured and corporate credit markets for Bloomberg News, including securitization, bonds, credit derivatives...
Cynthia Salarizadah writes for Green Entrepreneur about Debra Borchardt, the founder of Green Market Report, which covers the cannabis industry. Here is an excerpt: What obstacles and challenges have you experienced in operating within this industry?...
David Callaway is the chief executive officer of TheStreet.com, a financial news company launched in the 1990s. He joined TheStreet in 2016 after the company had experienced years of losses and increased competition for...
Katie Martin has been named the capital markets editor at the Financial Times. She started her new position on Monday. Martin has been the head of fastFT, its breaking news service. She also writes...
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Dow Jones Newswires is looking for a commodities reporter to provide real-time coverage and analysis of global futures and pricing of a wide variety of goods for a professional audience of institutional investors, active...
Richard Barley, who wrote for the “Heard on the Street” column at The Wall Street Journal, has left the paper. He covered economics and markets, including fixed-income, foreign-exchange and equities, with a particular focus...
Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Zweig is trying to find out who wrote the following “article,” which appeared more than 20 years ago. Zweig writes, “And, while it is steeped in the experience of the mid-1990s,...
