WSJ seeks a politics reporter in DC
The Wall Street Journal’s Washington bureau seeks an experienced and aggressive national political reporter to be part of the team that will cover the 2022 midterms and the 2024 presidential election. You will build on the Journal’s coverage of former President Trump and the movement he has created within the Republican Party, producing stories that […]
WSJ hires Young to be logistics and supply chain reporter
The Wall Street Journal has hired Liz Young to be its logistics and supply chain reporter. She will start next week. Young was previously a reporter at New York Business Journal covering commercial real estate and economic development since February 2020. Before that she was at the Albany Business Journal for more than four years. She graduated […]
WSJ hires Jin to cover VC and startups
The Wall Street Journal has hired The Information reporter Berber Jin to cover startups and venture capital. He will start June 13. He has been with The Information since March 2021 covering the intersection of finance and technology. He had previously been at Business Insider since October 2020 as a startups/venture capital fellow. Jin also previously […]
WSJ hires Insider’s Huang to cover crypto
The Wall Street Journal has hired Vicky Ge Huang from Insider to cover cryptocurrency markets. Huang was aninvesting correspondent at Business Insider, covering trading strategies and market analysis across major asset classes, including cryptocurrencies. Prior to joining Insider, she covered the U.S. wealth and asset management industries for AdvisorHub and Citywire USA. Previously, she covered the technology, […]
WSJ’s Gottfried talks about private equity coverage
Russell Sherman of Press Profiles spoke with Miriam Gottfried, senior private equity reporter at The Wall Street Journal, about how she covers her beat. Gottfried joined the Journal by working on the “Heard on the Street” column about investing in public companies. She moved to private equity in 2017. “I really wanted a beat that […]
WSJ released New Zealand budget info before embargo lifted
The Wall Street Journal published information about New Zealand’s budget an hour before the embargo was lifted, which Finance Minister Grant Robertson called “incredibly disappointing,” reports Melanie Carroll and Henry Cooke of Stuff. Carroll and Cook report, “In a statement issued on Thursday evening, Treasury said it had been proactively informed of the breach just after 1pm. “It said it […]
WSJ seeks a publishing and platform editor in London
The Wall Street Journal seeks a Publishing and Platform Editor for its London news hub. In this role you will: Curate the Wall Street Journal’s mobile, desktop and social platforms to expand the reach and engagement of our journalism. Edit and publish stories, prepare and send push and email alerts and curate and publish newsletters, […]
WSJ’s Cohen to write new column for Exchange section
Mike Miller, senior editor for features and WSJ Weekend at The Wall Street Journal, sent out the following on Friday: We’re pleased to announce that Ben Cohen will join the staff of our Exchange section to launch a new weekly column about why people, teams, strategies and ideas succeed or fail. “Science of Success,” scheduled […]
WSJ’s Horwitz and staff wins NY Press Club’s highest award
The New York Press Club announced Thursday that Jeff Horwitz and the staff of the Wall Street Journal are the 2022 recipients of the club’s highest award, The Gold Keyboard. The Journal reporters were recognized for their series of investigative stories titled “The Facebook Files“ on the social media site’s “flaws that cause harm, often […]
WSJ seeks an Asia markets editor in Hong Kong
The Wall Street Journal seeks an enthusiastic and experienced editor to direct its coverage of Asia’s financial markets from a base in Hong Kong. The role is core to the Journal’s coverage of China, the world’s second largest economy, and its neighboring countries. This editor will also serve as a player-coach to reporters based in […]
