MarketWatch seeks a commerce editor to spearhead coverage that helps readers make smarter decisions about what goods and services to buy. This editor will be tasked with developing new strategies around service journalism across...
MarketWatch.com seeks an editor to support efforts to make our coverage more engaging and impactful to readers. That mandate includes, among other things, rethinking our approach to social media, assigning pieces that live at...
MarketWatch.com has named Rob Schroeder its Washington bureau chief. “Rob has covered three presidents and countless DC scandals, shutdowns, lockdowns, and hoe-downs, somehow without ever losing his cool,” wrote MarketWatch editor in chief Jeremy Olshan on Twtter. Schroeder...
MarketWatch seeks a reporter who can distill the moves and whims of the market into smart, punchy news stories and analysis. Though speed is important here, we’re most interested in candidates who can make...
MarketWatch.com seeks an ambitious bureau chief for Washington, D.C., to lead a team of ambitious reporters covering the momentous in the nation’s capital, with a focus on politics, policy, finance and economics. The ideal...
MarketWatch.com is adding a paywall, writes editor in chief Jeremy Olshan. The base price is $19.99 a month, with a $22.99/month rate for MarketWatch and Barron’s. Olshan writes, “Our subscription program will help us better...
MarketWatch.com has hired Levi Sumagaysay to cover the gig economy. She will start on July 20. Sumagaysay had previously been at Protocol, the new tech news site from the owners of Politico, before leaving in April....
MarketWatch reporter Max Cherney will be moving to sister publisher Barron’s in June to cover technology. He has been with MarketWatch since July 2017. Most recently, he was covering public pot companies. He previously covered e-commerce...
MarketWatch is seeking a technology reporter to track the money flowing to and from some of the largest and most important companies in the world. Working out of the San Francisco Bureau, this reporter...
News Corp. CEO Robert Thomson made the following comments during the company’s earnings conference call about subscriptions at The Wall Street Journal: Look, in terms of the subscribers are, obviously, we have had strong...
