NY Times is bringing back the “Corner Office” column
The New York Times is bringing back its “Corner Office” column where it asks chief executive officers about their jobs. Business reporter Jordyn Holman is taking on the job. She has been covering retail for the Times for the past three years. Holman previously worked at Bloomberg News, where she also covered retail. d retailers, a beat […]
Reuters, NY Times among Deadline Club biz reporting finalists
The Deadline Club has named the finalists in its 2025 Awards contest. Winners will be announced at the Deadline Club’s annual Awards Dinner on Thursday, May 15 at the Harvard Club Here are the finalists in the two business reporting categories: BUSINESS FEATURE The Atlantic “The Mysterious, Meteoric Rise of Shein” Timothy McLaughlin The New York […]
NY Times seeks a biz desk investigations editor
The New York Times is seeking an experienced, ambitious editor to run the Business desk’s investigations team, a small group of reporters whose mandate is to produce agenda-setting accountability journalism. The ideal candidate is someone with many years of experience editing and managing reporters and complex investigations. The team’s projects in recent years have focused […]
The NY Times can’t get the trade deficit number right
Dean Baker of the Center for Economic and Policy Research writes about how a New York Times story on the trade deficit used the number for goods and not the whole trade deficit, which includes services. Baker writes, “That’s all water under the bridge now, but it would be nice if the major news outlets could […]
NY Times seeks a Dealbook reporter
DealBook is looking for a wide-ranging Wall Street and deals reporter with deep sourcing, who can effortlessly connect with influential insiders and deliver scoops on major deals, powerful personalities, and financial trends. You are a relentless newshound, adept at cultivating relationships that could include anyone from top executives to junior employees — including investment bankers, […]
NY Times names Casselmen its chief economics correspondent
Ben Casselman has been named chief economics correspondent at The New York Times. He has been at the publication since August 2017. Casselman previously worked at FiveThirtyEight, where he was a senior editor and chief economics writer. He’s written about income inequality, education, criminal justice and the last presidential election. He helped lead the site’s “Gun […]
NY Times hires Rudoren to oversee DealBook newsletter
New York Times executive editor Joe Kahn sent out the following on Tuesday: We are thrilled to announce that Jodi Rudoren is coming back to The Times. Jodi will rejoin our newsroom as editorial director of Newsletters, where she will oversee our portfolio of dozens of newsletters that together reach many millions of people every day. This […]
NY Times taps O’Brien to cover labor
New York Times business editor Ellen Pollock sent out the following on Monday: We’re delighted to announce that Rebecca Davis O’Brien, fresh from 22 scoop-filled months on Politics, has joined the economics team on the Business desk to cover the national labor scene. Rebecca’s time on the campaign was spent largely, and memorably for readers, covering the […]
NY Times hires Romm to cover economic policy
New York Times business editor Ellen Pollock sent out the following on Monday: We are thrilled to announce that Tony Romm will be joining The Times as our new economic policy correspondent. This is a familiar role for Tony, who covered economic policy at The Washington Post, where he broke numerous stories during both the […]
NY Times seeks a Wall Street reporter
The New York Times is seeking a reporter to cover Wall Street for our finance team. You will break news, report medium term features, and produce accountability journalism. A focus of the beat will be takeovers, initial public offerings, and other deals but this reporter will also lean on sourcing inside Wall Street’s biggest banks […]
