China expelled NYTimes journalist after Taiwan president spoke at DealBook summit
China expelled a New York Times reporter after the president of Taiwan spoke at the newspaper’s DealBook event in December, reports Eliot Chen of The Wire China. Chen reports, “In February, the Chinese government expelled New York Times correspondent Vivian Wang, according to six people familiar with the matter. Wang was one of two remaining Times correspondents in China until this […]
Berenstein departs Business Insider for NY Times
Jonah Kessel, director of video for New York Times Opinion, sent out the following on Friday: We are thrilled to welcome Erica Berenstein back to The Times as executive producer of Opinion Video. She will lead a growing team of journalists whose original reporting and visual storytelling tackle the world’s most pressing issues. Erica returns after […]
Harris returns to NY Times real estate desk
Amanda Kludt, an editor at The New York Times, sent out the following announcement: The Real Estate desk is thrilled to welcome Elizabeth A. Harris to the desk as a new reporter. This is a return for Liz, as her first reporting job was on the Real Estate desk, and she later wrote The Appraisal column about […]
NY Times real estate reporter Kodé moves to metro desk
New York Times metro editor Nikita Stewart sent out the following on Tuesday: Since Anna Kodé first let readers view the ubiquitous fences of Sunset Park, Brooklyn, and Flushing, Queens, through her eyes, she has again and again allowed us to see everyday objects around us in new ways. A sidewalk, a bench, a building. Her stories elevate seemingly mundane […]
NY Times Sunday biz editor Malone moves to new job at paper
Jake Silverstein, the editor in chief of The New York Times Magazine, sent out the following on Friday: The Magazine’s redesign will introduce a new slate of weekly shortform franchises that we hope will become a part of the weekly habit for Times readers. And as you’ve all heard me say, these new franchises are […]
NY Times biz editor Pollock: I’m not retiring, yet
Lachlan Cartwight of Breaker looked into rumors that New York Times business editor Ellen Pollock is retiring. Cartwright reports, “Pollock has presided over The New York Times biz day coverage for coming up on a decade, so when word started going around 620 Eighth Avenue that Pollock was close to retiring, we dialed and smiled the former Bloomberg […]
NY Times seeks a Dealbook reporter
The mission of The New York Times is to seek the truth and help people understand the world. That means independent journalism is at the heart of all we do as a company. It’s why we have a world-renowned newsroom that sends journalists to report on the ground from nearly 160 countries. It’s why we focus deeply […]
NY Times hires WSJ’s Volz
Wall Street Journal reporter Dustin Volz has been hired by The New York Times to cover cybersecurity and intelligence. He will start next month. Before joining The Journal, Volz had been with Reuters covering corporate espionage, federal government hacks, surveillance and digital privacy, terror networks and recruiting and online consumer scams. He worked two years for the National Journal as […]
Fisher returns to NY Times after Bloomberg stint
Ian Fisher, who was a weekends editor at Bloomberg News from 2018 to 2025, has returned to the New York Times. Times Washington bureau chief Dick Stevenson sent out the following on Monday: Everyone in Washington knows that the news here never stops. We’re regularly reminded of that on weekends, when big stories break with great regularity and […]
NY Times hires Washington Post econ editor Madden
New York Times climate editor Lyndsay Layton sent out the following: We’re thrilled to announce that Mike Madden, a highly regarded editor at The Washington Post, will be the new deputy editor for policy and politics on the Climate desk. Mike was most recently the Washington economics editor at The Post, where he managed reporters covering economic policy and […]
