WSJ seeks “Heard on the Street” tech columnist
The Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street column is hiring a numerate writer to join our global team. This columnist will produce insightful, sophisticated, and sharp financial analysis and commentary about the biggest issues involving the technology community. You will cover some of the world’s most influential companies—including Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, and Nvidia—and […]
The WSJ’s DC bureau and its water cooler
There’s a problem with the water cooler in the Wall Street Journal’s Washington bureau, reports Lachlan Cartwright of Breaker. Cartwright reports, “In this tense political environment where reporters are on high alert after the Trump administration subpoenaed five New York Times journalists on Friday, what could possibly be the pressing matter that one of EIC Emma Tucker’s […]
WSJ seeks India correspondent
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an ambitious and versatile correspondent to cover the economy, society and geopolitics of South Asia, home to the world’s most populous country, two nuclear-armed nations and rapidly developing economies. India, the giant of the region as one of the world’s largest economies and a leader of the developing world, […]
WSJ seeks a senior news editor for world coverage
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a high-energy news editor for a role at the heart of our newsroom focused on world coverage. You will work collaboratively with our world bureaus and breaking news team to ensure we are first or fast the stories that matter most to our readers. You will be part of […]
WSJ launches TV ad for its opinion section
Dow Jones has launched a U.S. television campaign for WSJ Opinion through a 30-second TV spot, the first such campaign in many years. The video aims to reach millions of influential viewers across premium television and digital platforms, including targeted placements within CBS’s “60 Minutes,” NBC’s “Meet the Press,” “CBS Sunday Morning,” Fox Business and more. […]
WSJ seeks an international tech reporter
The Wall Street Journal seeks a London-based reporter to cover the most important business story of our age: the impact of AI on the world. This job uses Europe—and the world more broadly outside the U.S.—as a listening post for stories about countries and companies that are competing to get ahead in artificial intelligence. We […]
WSJ and Delta have struck a deal
The Wall Street Journal has agreed to a multi-year deal to provide content on Delta Airlines flights and to the Atlanta-based company’s employees. Delta will offer SkyMiles members access to the Journal. SkyMiles members can unlock a 24-hour trial to The Journal when they log on to Delta Sync Wi-Fi, with access that continues after […]
WSJ reporter Maurer shifts to private equity beat
Wall Street Journal reporter Mark Maurer is now covering private equity on the Wall Street team. He has been covering accounting and corporate finance for the CFO Journal team since 2019. He completed the Knight-Bagehot fellowship program in economics and business journalism at Columbia University that year. Maurer previously was at The Real Deal, where he reported on New York City real […]
How WSJ’s Graham covers marketing
Meredith Klein of Meredith and the Media interviewed Wall Street Journal reporter Megan Graham about her job. Here is an excerpt: You cover the marketing and advertising industry for the WSJ Leadership Institute’s CMO Today. What’s driving your coverage? The way I explain it is that we write for a chief marketing officer, so what is a CMO curious […]
How Charles Dow changed investing
Mike Richman of Investor’s Business Daily writes about how Wall Street Journal co-founder Charles Dow revolutionized investing. Richman writes, “But creating a lasting stock market measure happened in steps. In 1882, he and his business partner, Edward Jones, launched Dow Jones & Company, which published a financial news bulletin that included a daily stock average. This […]
