Reuters hires Bogage to cover White House economic policy
Reuters has hired Washington Post reporter Jacob Bogage to cover White House economic policy. “The White House’s economic agenda is defining so much on the world stage, dictating war and peace, upending historic alliances, and redefining the relationship between the state and enterprise, and between enterprise and consumer,” he wrote on his blog. “I’m thrilled to be […]
Reuters hires AP’s Vucci in DC
Reuters Washington pictures editor Jessica Koscielniak and Washington bureau chief Craig Timberg shared the below note with staff: Colleagues, We are thrilled to announce that Evan Vucci will join Reuters exceptional U.S. photo staff in March as a senior photojournalist based in Washington, D.C. Evan is one of the most respected photojournalists in Washington and […]
Wang named M&A deals editor at Reuters
Dawn Kopecki, corporate finance editor for the Americas at Reuters, sent out the following on Thursday: I’m pleased to announce that Echo Wang has joined the deals team as editor-in-charge of M&A coverage. No stranger to the deals team, Echo previously led Reuters’ IPO coverage. She’s already set the bar high in her first week, breaking […]
Reuters taps Rozen to cover tech policy
Courtney Rozen is now covering U.S. technology policy for Reuters. To start, she will write about social media regulation, AI policy and kids’ online safety. She is especially interested in the tech industry’s relationship with the Trump administration and state governments. Her last beat was covering DOGE and federal workers. Prior to Reuters, she covered […]
Reuters parent reports higher fourth-quarter revenue
Thomson Reuters, the parent of the Reuters news service, reported higher fourth quarter revenue on Thursday, boosted by its legal, tax and accounting and corporates businesses, reports Kenneth Li of Reuters. Li reports, “The Reuters news division’s organic revenue increased by 5%, boosted by content licensing revenue deals. “‘Results look broadly in-line. However, without a solid beat, […]
LA bureau chief Milliken departs Reuters
Mary Milliken, the Los Angeles bureau chief at Reuters, has left the news organization. She had been in that role since November 2022. Milliken was formerly U.S. foreign policy editor for Reuters in the Washington bureau. She previously was weekend editor in charge and U.S. media editor. Milliken was also top news editor for the West […]
Reuters seeks a Europe editor
Reuters is seeking a highly motivated and experienced newsroom leader to run a unified editorial team for Europe, overseeing newsgathering operations in text, video and pictures. In this role, you will lead journalists across the region to deliver fast, high-quality breaking news as well as ambitious, agenda-setting coverage. In the role, you will oversee more […]
Reuters hires Schoofs as international investigations editor
Reuters global enterprise editor Mike Williams sent out the following note to staff: Colleagues, I’m excited to report that Mark Schoofs will join Reuters this spring as international investigations editor, based in Mexico City and reporting to me. Mark is one of the most creative journalists in the business. He joins us from the USC […]
Capitol Forum hires Oliphant as deputy ME
The Capitol Forum has hired James Oliphant as deputy managing editor for antitrust coverage. Prior to joining The Capitol Forum, Oliphant covered national politics and the White House for Reuters for more than a decade. He is a former deputy editor of National Journal magazine and a former editor-in-chief of Legal Times. He has also worked for […]
Climate and environment editor Daigle departs Reuters
Katy Daigle, the climate and environment editor at Reuters, has left the news organization. She was based in Washington, DC. In that role, Daigle drove coverage, help curate existing content and connect different parts of the newsroom, working with reporters, editors, video journalists, photographers, graphics editors and digital staff. After beginning her career as a […]
