Tampa Bay Times hires Muckle to cover tourism and transportation
The Tampa Bay Times has hired Shauna Muckle to cover tourism, transportation and technology in the region. Muckle is a recent graduate of Washington & Lee University, where she was editor in chief of the Ring-tum Phi, the student newspaper. While in school, she interned for the Orlando Business Journal, the National Journal and the Times. Muckle […]
Washington Post taps Rowland as editor of transportation, energy and health care team
Washington Post business editor Lori Montgomery and deputy business editor Sandhya Somashekhar sent out the following on Monday: We’re delighted to announce that Chris Rowland, one of the most accomplished reporters on the Business Desk, is stepping into a new role as editor of our transportation, energy and health care team. Since joining The Post […]
WSJ hires Otts to cover autos in Detroit
The Wall Street Journal has hired Chris Otts to cover the auto industry in Detroit. Otts has been a business reporter at WDRB in Louisville for the past decade. Before that, he was a business reporter for the Louisville Courier-Journal. He also worked at KentuckianaWorks, the local workforce investment board, in a job researching employment issues. He participated […]
Detroit auto reporter Meloni is retiring
Susan Tompor of the Detroit Free-Press writes about Rod Meloni, who is retiring after three decades leading auto industry and business coverage at WDIV-TV in Detroit. Tompor writes, “During his early years on the auto beat, Meloni one day found himself standing in Detroit in front of a moving SUV as Chrysler tried to prove a point […]
Longtime auto journalist White retires
Joe White, the global automotive correspondent for Reuters, has retired. He has been in that role since January 2022 writing the Auto File newsletter and about the auto and transportation industries. White joined Reuters in January 2015 as the transportation editor leading coverage of planes, trains and automobiles, and later became global automotive editor. Prior to […]
Reuters seeks a reporter to cover Boeing
Reuters is looking for a dynamic and ambitious U.S. Aerospace Correspondent (Level 1 Journalist) to lead our coverage of Boeing at a critical moment for the 107-year-old plane manufacturer. Since the dramatic midair blowout of a door panel on a Boeing 737 MAX in January, the beleaguered jetmaker has been put under scrutiny by everyone from investors and […]
Washington Post seeks a transportation, medicine and energy editor
The Washington Post is looking for an accomplished, creative and impact-oriented journalist to drive coverage of an array of industries and their regulatory overseers. The job requires an experienced editor who knows how to help reporters source up, spot trends, break news and capture the next big idea ahead of our competitors. The ideal candidate […]
Wichita Biz Journal seeks an aviation and manufacturing reporter
This position will be Hybrid in the office/market 3 days per week, and those days can be flexible in consultation with your manager. The Wichita Business Journal is looking for a reporter who can continue our standout reporting in aviation and manufacturing, the two most important sectors to the region’s economy. The reporter must be […]
Austin transportation reporter moving to Dallas Morning News
Chase Rogers, who covers transportation for the Austin American-Statesman, is moving to the Dallas Morning News as a breaking news reporter. He previously covered local government and environmental issues for the Corpus Christi Caller-Times in South Texas. Before then, he was a crime and courts reporter for the Victoria Advocate. At the Caller-Times, he produced […]
FT taps Inagaki to cover global motor industry
The Financial Times has tapped Kana Inagaki to cover the global motor industry. Inagaki is currently the Tokyo bureau chief for the FT. Previously, she served as Tokyo correspondent. Inagaki also covered tech in Tokyo for The Wall Street Journal. She has also covered the foreign exchange and stock markets as a business reporter for Kyodo News. […]
