FT appoints Schwartz U.S. foreign affairs correspondent
The Financial Times has hired Felicia Schwartz as U.S. foreign affairs correspondent. She begins her new role in March. Recently, she was a health and pharmaceuticals reporter at The Wall Street Journal, a beat she has been covering since July 2021. Before that, she was the Journal’s Israel and Palestinian Territories correspondent, based in Tel […]
WSJ social editor Cromwell joins LinkedIn as engagement editor
Taylor Cromwell, a social editor at The Wall Street Journal, has been hired by LinkedIn as an engagement editor. Cromwell is a writer and editor with a focus on multimedia storytelling. For the past three years she has worked at The Journal to grow audience across the books and opinion sections as well as produce […]
WSJ seeks an enterprise audience editor
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a Enterprise Audience Editor who would be responsible for ensuring that our journalism is poised for maximum success, in particular through helping manage our biggest and most impactful projects. The core of the job would be to ensure the most readers possible see our best work, through a focus […]
WSJ seeks an enterprise news editor
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an Enterprise Editor to manage our highest-priority daily enterprise journalism, including handling fast-turn breaking features, top-quality beat coverage and newsroom-wide collaborations. Every day, you will oversee the publishing of the Journal’s flagship enterprise story or stories. That means you’ll be responsible for encouraging this work across the newsroom, assessing […]
WSJ seeks a venture capital and startups reporter
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a seasoned journalist to cover venture capital and startups at a time when unprecedented amounts of capital are flooding into Silicon Valley investment firms and the young companies they back. You will be part of a two-person team, helping drive coverage for the world’s leading business news organization […]
WSJ seeks a markets reporter
The Wall Street Journal is looking for reporters to work on new and ambitious coverage at the heart of our newsroom. We’re building a digital markets offering that will bring news, analysis and ideas to readers throughout the day – at the speed and tempo of the ever-changing financial markets. We are looking for reporters […]
WSJ hires Cloud as Middle East correspondent
The Wall Street Journal has tapped David Cloud as its Middle East correspondent. He will be based in Dubai. Cloud has previously covered the Pentagon, military and other national issues from the Los Angeles Times Washington bureau. In his 30-year career, Cloud has also worked at the New York Times. He was also previously with […]
WSJ to expand its enterprise news desk
Wall Street Journal editor in chief Matt Murray sent out the following announcement: Dear all, Our Enterprise journalism has grown in volume, sophistication and reach in recent years, and has been central to our success in distinguishing The Wall Street Journal. Besides maintaining our excellence in daily news and features, WSJ journalists have propelled an array of […]
WSJ reporter Hodari departs
David Hodari has joined Monocle Magazine in London as a business editor. He recently served as a reporter covering energy, oil and the business of climate change for The Wall Street Journal. Before that, he was reporting on commodities and cross-asset markets, and prior to that, he was covering European equities for Dow Jones’s Market […]
Ramkumar to cover climate finance for WSJ
The Wall Street Journal has moved reporter Amrith Ramkumar to the climate finance beat. Ramkumar has been covering markets, primarily stocks and commodities. He previously was an intern at Bloomberg News and at the Journal. He graduated from Duke University in 2017. While there, he was editor in chief and sports editor of the student newspaper.
