WSJ’s Tucker aims for big hire for sports vertical
Lachlan Cartwright of Breaker examines who might be hired by Wall Street Journal editor in chief Emma Tucker to run its new sports vertical. Cartwright writes, “Breaker has learned Tucker and Havens have held talks with CNBC Media and Sports Reporter Alex Sherman about joining as Editor-in-Chief of the new vertical. “Sherman, who helms CNBC’s Sports newsletter and […]
Dow Jones reports higher fourth-quarter revenue, profits
Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch.com, Barron’s Investor’s Business Daily, reported higher fourth-quarter revenue due to better circulation and advertising sales. Revenue for the fourth quarter, which ended June 20, rose 7 percent to $644 million while earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation rose 20 percent to $181 million. […]
WSJ reporters subpoenaed by Justice Department
The Justice Department has issued subpoenas to Wall Street Journal reporters after President Donald Trump complained about leaks regarding the Iran war. Sadie Gurman, Josh Dawsey and Aruna Vishwanatha of The Journal report, “The Wall Street Journal received grand jury subpoenas dated March 4 for records of Journal reporters. “The request related to a Feb. 23 article that reported that […]
WSJ hires Beavers to cover Congress
The Wall Street Journal has hired Olivia Beavers to cover Congress. Beavers is a congressional reporter for Politico, focusing on House Republicans and GOP leadership. She first joined the Congress team on Jan. 3, 2021, as author of the Huddle newsletter. Just three days in, Beavers was the first to author an inside-the-room perspective hours […]
Tracy, ex WSJ, joining Capitol Account
Former Wall Street Journal reporter Ryan Tracy is joining Capitol Account to cover financial regulation. Capitol Account is a daily newsletter that covers the intersection between Washington and finance. Tracy was covering tech policy for the Journal in its Washington bureau. Tracy focused on the government’s interactions with the largest U.S. tech companies. His work in the […]
Wall Street Journal seeks a senior video journalist in New York
Do you want to make creative, informative and deeply-reported technology videos? Do you want to be part of a team that interviews the top technology leaders and helps people better understand our complicated connected world? The Wall Street Journal video department is seeking a highly creative and technically savvy senior video journalist to join our […]
Wall Street Journal seeks audience strategists
The Wall Street Journal is seeking audience strategists to help define what we cover and how we cover it. You will be working with a team of editors and journalists in the U.S., Europe and Asia to ensure our journalism engages our subscribers and reaches a wide audience in the most compelling way. The job […]
Wall Street Journal seeks a London based audio producer
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a London-based audio producer for our podcasting team. You will work with newsroom reporters and editors, as well as video colleagues, to develop and produce daily news briefs and podcasts. A professional background in audio journalism, top-notch writing skills and strong experience producing in the studio and the […]
Wall Street Journal seeks a bankruptcy reporter
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a reporter to cover corporate distress and bankruptcy. This is a high energy job for someone who wants to be able to cover the big corporate upheavals, including the bankruptcies of crypto companies and retailers. The ideal candidate will have a sharp eye for details that bring these […]
Wall Street Journal seeks a senior translation editor, Tokyo
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced translator and leader to bring The Wall Street Journal’s coverage to life in Japanese and help manage a group of translators and editors. In this position, you will help ensure the top quality of the Japanese Wall Street Journal, our online Japanese language edition. You will be […]
