NY Times hires Grind as tech investigations reporter
New York Times business editor Ellen Pollock sent out the following on Tuesday: We’re delighted to welcome Kirsten Grind to The New York Times. She starts later this month as a tech investigations reporter in San Francisco. Kirsten joins from The Wall Street Journal, where she was an enterprise reporter. In her 12 years at The Journal, […]
WSJ reporter Ackerman, laid off last month, returns
Wall Street Journal reporter Andrew Ackerman, who was part of the publication’s layoffs in Washington last month, is returning to his job. He covers how Washington oversees Wall Street, with a focus on bank regulation, housing and consumer finance. Ackerman had been with the Washington bureau since 2013. He previously spent two years at Dow Jones Newswires and […]
Rose named chief editor at Dow Jones Newswires in Americas
Josée Rose has been hired by The Wall Street Journal as chief executive Dow Jones Newswires, Americas in New York. Se will start on March 18 and report to Chip Cummins. Most recently Rose was an executive editor at Business Insider, which she joined in 2021. Previously, Rose spent almost 20 years of experience at […]
WSJ names Chung an associate managing editor
Wall Street Journal Chicago bureau chief Joanna Chung has been promoted to associate managing editor. She will start hew new job on March 11 and report to managing editor Liz Harris. Chung joined the Journal in 2010 as law bureau chief. In more than a decade at the Journal she has led many big and […]
WSJ seeks a DC reporter to cover national security
The Wall Street Journal seeks an experienced reporter to explore the biggest stories around national security in the Washington bureau. The ideal candidate must have significant experience covering foreign policy and national security in Washington and be prepared and equipped to move across the lines of various agencies to get behind the scenes of U.S. […]
WSJ seeks newsroom director of AI
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an expert and creative Director of Newsroom Artificial Intelligence to shape and direct our response to this exciting and fast-developing area. You will lead cross-functional teams of journalists, product specialists and prompt engineers as the Journal seeks to make the most of artificial intelligence for both its readers and […]
Bloomberg hires Ng as senior editor for Asia finance and investing
Luo Jun, managing editor for Asia finance & investing, and Sree Vidya Bhaktavatsalam, senior executive editor for finance and legal, sent the following on Monday to Bloomberg News staffers. Hi all, we’re very excited to welcome Serena Ng to Bloomberg News in Singapore, where she’ll be a Senior Editor for Asia Finance & Investing. Serena will […]
Former WSJ editor Murray joins “News Items” as contributing editor
Former Wall Street Journal editor Matt Murray is joining independent newsletter “News Items” as a contributing editor. “News Items” covers “a world in disarray,” financial news, advanced technologies and science. Murray will write the new weekly “Matt Murray’s Week in Review’”newsletter, recapping the week’s major stories in business and finance every Friday for subscribers. Murray was […]
WSJ’s Gershkovich has family behind him
Maria Danilova of AFP interviewed the parents and sister of jailed Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. Danilova reports, “Gershkovich faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. He is the first Western journalist accused of spying since the Soviet era. The Russian government has not provided any evidence to support the charges against him and […]
WSJ seeks a Chicago bureau chief
The Wall Street Journal is looking for an experienced editor to lead a team of reporters who cover food companies and agriculture; manufacturing and the industrial supply chain; and aviation, aerospace and the space business. We’re looking for an editor who’s a strong, independent leader. Equally important is the ability to help reporters unearth and […]
