Longtime Wall Street Journal staffer Dagmar Aalund has joined the Future of Everything section as its new section editor. She will work with Stefanie Ilgenfritz and journalists around the newsroom to broaden coverage beyond monthly themed...
The Wall Street Journal has hired Eric Niiler to cover climate. He is a former contributing writer to Wired and has written about science, technology, and climate for the Washington Post, National Geographic, and Discovery News....
The Wall Street Journal is looking for an experienced reporter who can write deeply reported news and analysis that explains the interplay of business and technology. Professional readers are key to The Wall Street...
Media coverage of climate transition, sustainable finance and ESG is soaring 50 percent annually, according to a report released Wednesday by communications firm Cognito. The report found mentions of ESG and sustainable finance grew...
The Business of Fashion correspondent Chavie Lieber has been hired by The Wall Street Journal to work on the styles desk. At The Business of Fashion, she covers fashion, technology, and the internet. Her work...
The Wall Street Journal has hired Ashlea Ebeling to cover the “death and taxes” beat, a new personal finance coverage area. Ebeling has been a senior contributor at Forbes since March 2020. She previously was...
Bloomberg News has hired Courtney McBride to cover diplomacy and national security in its Washington bureau. She previously was a State Department reporter for The Wall Street Journal for the past four years. McBride previously was...
The Wall Street Journal has hired Jessica Toonkel as its deputy media editor. She will start Aug. 1. Toonkel has been at The Information for the past four years as a media and telecom reporter in New...
Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal seek an experienced business journalist to help lead our breaking news reporting team. The team comprises reporters who quickly and expertly produce articles from corporate disclosure...
The New York Times has hired Wall Street Journal reporter Justin Scheck for its international investigations team. In his 15 years with the Journal, Scheck has been based in London, New York and most recently San...
