The Wall Street Journal’s Middle East bureau is seeking a deputy bureau chief to help spearhead coverage of a volatile region home to big, fascinating stories. The Middle East is part of a larger...
Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou, the author of the well-received “Bad Blood” and a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, has left the paper because of its ban on paid speaking engagements, reports Lachlan Cartwright...
Are you a journalist obsessed with how technology serves—and disturbs—your life? Are you open-minded and curious, yet skeptical and protective of your time, money and privacy? And can you write and talk about products...
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a reporter to help readers understand the complexities of corporate finance, from cash management and accounting to mergers and acquisitions and succession planning. This reporter would be...
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a senior reporter to dive into the biggest stories in Asia, based in Hong Kong. Reporters on this team have burnished coverage of everything from the Thai...
Sorayah Zahir, a digital media intern for the Wall Street Journal, has accepted a full-time position with the publication as its social media editor. She begins next month. Zahir was also a marketing and...
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced journalist to join its U.S. news leadership team as law bureau chief. The editor will run the Journal’s U.S. legal coverage, the scope of which is...
New York Times editors Cliff Levy and Kirsten Danis sent out the following announcement on Friday. We’re very excited to announce that Michael Rothfeld, one of the finest investigative reporters around, is joining the...
Wall Street Journal parent News Corp. is developing a news-aggregation service meant to address concerns that Alphabet Inc.’s Google News and other digital platforms don’t reward publishers’ work adequately, reports Jeffrey Trachtenberg and Lillian Rizzo of the Journal. Trachtenberg and Rizzo...
Michelle Hackman is now the immigration policy and enforcement reporter for the Wall Street Journal. Previously, Hackman covered higher-ed policy for the publication. She’s also covered health policy and campaign finance. Hackman graduated from...
