WSJ seeks a graphics reporter
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a Graphics Reporter to produce visual stories and drive innovative storytelling for digital audiences. You will work on both fast-turnaround and longer-term news and enterprise projects that span a number of coverage areas, such as markets, finance, business, politics, technology, health and science. You will bring your own […]
WSJ seeks an Alphabet reporter
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an ambitious reporter to lead our coverage of Alphabet, delivering a high-impact mix of breaking news, agenda-setting scoops and robust enterprise projects. This is a rich beat with an abundance of compelling storylines, from Google’s dominance in search and digital advertising, to Alphabet’s growing cloud and chips businesses, DeepMind’s […]
WSJ hires The Information’s Gardizy
The Wall Street Journal has hired Anissa Gardizy as a reporter covering cloud computing and artificial intelligence infrastructure. She will start July 6. Gardizy has been at The Information for the past three years, covering Amazon Web Services and other cloud providers that are increasingly powering businesses, from streaming to commerce, and are core to artificial intelligence […]
WSJ asks judge to toss Trump lawsuit
The Wall Street Journal asked a judge to toss out Donald Trump‘s revised defamation lawsuit, contending that the president’s new litigation is merely a “re-package” of claims already dismissed by the court, reports Ted Johnson of Deadline. Johnson reports, “The Journal’s legal team also argued that the article ‘does not have a defamatory meaning.’ “‘Even […]
WSJ seeks a newsletter writer
The Wall Street Journal is looking for an energetic Newsletter Writer to join our team. In this role, you’ll spend part of the week writing the Saturday and Sunday editions of The 10-Point, our flagship newsletter and a key benefit for Journal subscribers. You’ll set the weekend news agenda for a vast audience of engaged […]
WSJ hires Wong as news editor for property and style
The Wall Street Journal has hired Wilson Wong as a news editor for property and style coverage. He will focus on luxury real estate, design and style. Wong previously spent four years at The New York Times as a staff editor. He also worked for NBC News for four years as a culture reporter. Wong holds a bachelor’s […]
WSJ seeks a pharma reporter
The pharmaceutical industry is at a pivotal moment and The Wall Street Journal is looking for an ambitious, high-impact reporter based in New York City to dominate this story. Over the next few years, some $300 billion in prescription drug revenue will vanish as blockbuster patents expire. Drugmakers are locked in a high-stakes race, deploying […]
WSJ seeks a senior video journalist
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced and highly creative Senior Video Journalist to join its video team in New York. The ideal candidate has an extensive professional background in video journalism, exceptional story development and scriptwriting skills, and experience shooting and editing. You have impeccable news judgment, a deep understanding of what makes […]
Trachtenberg departs WSJ after 37 years
Wall Street Journal reporter Jeffrey Trachtenberg has left the news organization after more than 37 years. “I’ve decided time is up,” he wrote on LinkedIn. “Thanks to all those in the newsroom who shared their passion for the work we’ve done together; the paper has never looked better or been more interesting.” Trachtenberg covered the book industry […]
WSJ reporter Foldy departing after seven years
Wall Street Journal reporter Ben Foldy is leaving the news organization after seven years. He has been on the investigations team for the past year. In a farewell email to his colleagues, he wrote: It’s hard to leave the only home I’ve really had in my reporting career, and it’s impossible to overstate how much […]
