Heather Mack, a reporter covering venture capital and startups operating in biotech, food, health, cannabis and agriculture at the Wall Street Journal and WSJ Venture Capital, will be leaving the organization. Previously, Mack was...
News Corp., the parent company of The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch.com and Barron’s, reported second-quarter earnings and revenue fell, but matched analyst expectations. The news and information division of the company, which includes the...
The Wall Street Journal is defending its covering of money manager Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates, who took to LinkedIn to criticize an article, reports Amy Whyte of Institutional Investor. Whyte reports, “The LinkedIn post, entitled...
Anupreeta Das, deputy business editor at The Wall Street Journal since 2017, has left the news organization. Her last day was Monday. “It’s been a decade of immense growth and learning, incredible friendships and...
The Wall Street Journal has hired Yusuf Khan as the company’s new reporter covering markets, finance and the economy in London. Khan will specifically be reporting for the Wall Street Journal City. Before coming...
Philadelphia Inquirer real estate reporter Caitlin McCabe has been hired by The Wall Street Journal to cover financial markets. She will start next month. Her last day at the Inquirer was Jan. 24. McCabe...
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a reporter to cover personal finance products and services. Americans are sold an ever-growing number of products to manage their financial lives: from digital apps and services...
The Wall Street Journal’s Women In newsletter features markets reporter Gunjan Banerji. Here is an excerpt: WSJ: What is the most challenging story you have worked on? Banerji: I was covering alleged manipulation in...
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a personal finance reporter who is eager to take big news moments and report on what it means for American households. We’re looking for a journalist who...
Jim Christie has been hired as a publishing editor with WSJ Pro in San Francisco. He joined after nearly 19 years as a reporter with Reuters, where he covered major U.S. bankruptcy news, the...
