Mzezewa departs NY Times for WSJ
Tariro Mzezewa, a national correspondent at The New York Times, will leave to join the style desk at The Wall Street Journal and WSJ. magazine to cover personalities, trends and issues in culture and...
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Dulaney returns to WSJ as markets reporter in London
The Wall Street Journal has hired Chelsey Dulaney as a markets reporter in London. She has been a freelancer for Deutsche Welle in Berlin for the past three years and before that spent a...
WSJ hires Waters as fashion editor
The Wall Street Journal has tapped Jamie Waters as men’s fashion editor for the Journal’s Off Duty weekend lifestyle section. Recently, he was working freelance, writing a technology column for the Financial Times’ How...
Bellis departs WSJ for NBC News
Rich Bellis, a senior publishing editor at The Wall Street Journal, has left for a job at NBC News. Bellis has been with the Journal since August 2018. He worked on the digital desk...
Dow Jones expands multimedia content offerings
Dow Jones announced several new channels as brands MarketWatch and Barron’s join The Wall Street Journal in publishing daily stories on Snapchat’s Discover with a new format “Dynamic Stories.” “Dynamic Stories” update in real-time...
WSJ seeks a reporter to cover health and China
The Wall Street Journal seeks an enterprising and ambitious reporter to cover business in Asia with a primary focus on health and China. Asia has a thriving pharmaceutical industry in China, India and Japan;...
WSJ seeks news editor for live journalism team
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an energetic and efficient news editor to join our Live Journalism team. This editor will help shape and grow the popular Future of Everything franchise, and create and...
Carlozo joins Buy Side from the Wall Street Journal
Lou Carlozo, a veteran journalist whose work has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Reuters, Forbes, Aol and MSN Money, has joined Buy Side from the Wall Street Journal as an inaugural contributor. In this...
WSJ unveiling commerce site called “Buy Side from WSJ”
The Wall Street Journal will unveil a brand new commerce website called “Buy Side from WSJ,” featuring reviews for consumer goods and personal finance products, reports Sara Fischer of Axios. Fischer reports, “Unlike The Journal’s news...
Reuters hires Carnevali to cover health care, industrial M&A
Reuters has hired David Carnevali as a mergers and acquisitions reporter covering health care and industrial deals. He has been at The Wall Street Journal covering venture capital. He previously was at The Financial Times on a...
