Beth Pinsker, the personal finance editor at Buy Side from WSJ, is leaving after joining the organization in March. Buy Side is a separate content team from the Journal’s newsroom. Previously, Pinsker was director,...
Kayleigh Barber of Digiday interviewed Dow Jones & Co. chief revenue officer Josh Stinchcomb and Buy Side from WSJ head of content Leslie Yazel about the strategy behind the personal finance website. Here is an excerpt: Yazel: We have...
The following was sent out from The New York Times deputy picture editor Beth Flynn and director of photography Meaghan Looram: We are delighted to welcome Stephen Reiss back to The New York Times...
The Wall Street Journal has hired Bonnie Wertheim to be deputy editor in its new styles news desk. She will start next week. Wertheim has been at The New York Times for the past eight years,...
Amanda Lewellyn, a development producer, helping to test and launch new audio initiatives, is leaving The Wall Street Journal for a new opportunity. She has been in that role for the past year. She...
The Wall Street Journal is looking for an editor to lead WSJ Pro Sustainable Business, which focuses on sustainability, social and environmental issues, including how companies are handling climate change, ESG regulations, and diversity...
The Wall Street Journal has hired Erin Mulvaney as a reporter on the legal beat. She will be covering the legal industry and litigation around the country affecting big business and the economy. She was at Bloomberg...
Lyle Brennan is now weekend editor on The Wall Street Journal’s London hub, publishing stories from EMEA and handling platforms, social media, and alerts in the hours before the East Coast comes online. He...
Quentin Webb is moving to London as deputy finance editor for Europe for The Wall Street Journal. He’s worked for the Journal since 2018 as its Hong Kong-based Asia markets editor. In that role,...
Wall Street Journal reporter Josh Mitchell has moved to its London bureau to cover banking and global finance. He previously spent 14 years in the Washington, D.C., bureau, writing about the U.S. economy and the student...
