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. […]
Bloomberg hires Mulima to cover Canadian transportation
Bloomberg News has hired Monique Mulima to cover Canadian aviation, automotive, rail and retail sectors. She has been an intern in its New York office. Mulima previously interned at the Financial Times and Block Club Chicago. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Ryerson University and a master’s degree from DePaul University.
WSJ seeks a reporter to cover Tesla, Musk
The Wall Street Journal is looking for an experienced and determined reporter to join our autos team, covering Tesla and its leader, Elon Musk. The world’s most valuable automaker has entered a turbulent stretch, with competitors both in the U.S. and China angling for its crown in the electric-car market and investors antsy about its […]
Transportation reporter Snyder departs Politico
Politico transportation reporter Tanya Snyder has left the news organization. Before joining Politico, she was the editor of Streetsblog USA, a daily news source on sustainable transportation and land use, where she founded and co-hosted the “Talking Headways” podcast about transit and urban design. Snyder has also covered Congress for NPR stations and Pacifica Radio and reported […]
Business Insider hires Carter to cover EVs, artificial intelligence
Business Insider has hired Tom Carter as a reporter covering electronic vehicles and artificial intelligence. He was a business news fellow at Business Insider’s London office, covering AI, EVs, and self-driving cars. Previously, he worked as a production journalist at the Daily Telegraph. He graduated from Cardiff University, where he studied journalism, in 2022.
Politico hires Marquette to cover transportation
Politico has hired Roll Call reporter Chris Marquette to cover transportation. He has been at Roll Call since July 2017 as a congressional accountability reporter. He covered Jan. 6 select committee, ethics investigations, the House Republican Conference and the U.S. Capitol Police. Marquette was the runner-up for the Everett McKinley Dirksen Award for Distinguished Reporting of Congress […]
