NY Times seeks a reporter to cover tax policy
The Washington bureau of the New York Times is looking for a tax policy Domestic Correspondent who can dominate the tax beat by covering developments both in the United States and abroad. This reporter would need to demonstrate a deep understanding of taxes and have a capacity to clearly explain how taxes work, the different […]
The Athletic hires Marchand to cover sports business
Steven Ginsberg, executive editor of The Athletic, sent out the following on Tuesday: We are very excited to announce that Andrew Marchand is joining The Athletic as a senior writer covering the burgeoning world of sports business and media. Andrew, who joins us from the New York Post, has been a leading reporter at the […]
NY Times seeks an energy correspondent
The New York Times is looking for a dynamic (and, of course, energetic) domestic correspondent to cover the companies, technologies and markets central to America’s energy transition, and the related economic repercussions. This job is part of the energy group on the Business desk. Oil giants are trying to reposition themselves while still providing, at least […]
NY Times hires Miller as domestic correspondent
Lori Leibovich, the editor of Well at The New York Times, sent out the following on Thursday: A family decides to put their 13-year-old daughter on a new weight loss drug. The parents at a progressive private school form the front line in vaccine denial. A woman on the brink of menopause becomes psychotic. A 30-year-old man who struggles with […]
NY Times taps Otterman to cover higher ed
New York Times metro editor Nestor Ramos sent out the following on Thursday: For the last several months, the Metro desk has been reviving a key beat in New York: higher education. Now, we’re thrilled to announce that Sharon Otterman will be officially taking over the beat after unofficially producing several important and well-read stories. As protests […]
Ferré-Sadurní to cover migrant influx for New York Times
New York Times metro editor Nestor Ramos sent out the following on Wednesday: After spending three whirlwind days in Puerto Rico looking for Senator Robert Menendez at what was described as an “ill-timed and ill-fated fund-raiser,” Luis Ferré-Sadurní found himself jetting off to another far-flung Metro assignment: Gov. Kathy Hochul was heading to Israel the very next day. One […]
NY Times hires Clary as senior staff editor
New York Times associate masthead editor Tom Jolly sent out the following on Monday: We are pleased to announce that David Clary is joining the News Print Hub as a senior staff editor. David has worked at The San Diego Union-Tribune for the last 21 years as a news editor with a focus on A1 articles and […]
NY Times hires Rosenwald for obits desk
New York Times obituaries editor Bill McDonald sent out the following on Tuesday: I’m excited to announce that Mike Rosenwald, a much-admired Washington Post reporter who in recent years found his true calling, writing sparkling obituaries for the paper, will be joining the Obituaries desk of The Times. Mike is a find. He’s a gifted prose stylist […]
Chen to cover NYC economy for NY Times
In his relatively short time on loan to the New York Times metro desk, Stefanos Chen has covered the plight of street vendors, the spasms of the job market and New York’s uneven recovery. A skilled and nimble reporter, he has also proven to be a creative thinker and collaborative colleague. Now, Chen is joining Metro permanently, covering the economy of […]
NY Times hires Kamin to cover real estate
New York Times real estate editor Nikita Stewart sent out the following on Tuesday: In August, The New York Times published Debra Kamin’s blockbuster exposé of sexual harassment within the National Realtors Association, the largest professional organization in the country. Two days later, its president resigned. Debra’s doggedness and curiosity have helped drive the Real Estate desk’s growth in the […]
