WSJ seeks tech reporter to cover IPOs
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced reporter to cover the most valuable tech startups as they prepare for public offerings. Uber, Lyft, Airbnb and others have reshaped industries and upended traditional patterns for startups by staying private longer while spending billions of dollars in venture capital and amassing high valuations. This reporter will […]
WSJ seeks a tech news reporter in San Francisco
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a reporter to cover news, with a particular focus on Amazon.com. Far more than just the dominant online retailer in the U.S., Amazon is now the leader competitor in cloud computing, a powerhouse in Hollywood, a growing player in logistics, and a rival to Google and Facebook in digital […]
WSJ seeks a tech editor in San Francisco
The Wall Street Journal seeks an experienced and creative journalist to join our San Francisco technology team as an editor managing a group of reporters and driving coverage. This editor will guide and inspire reporters covering some of the world’s most powerful companies and the ways their technologies and products affect consumers, businesses and institutions. […]
Raleigh biz reporter leaves paper for WSJ Pro AI
John Murawski, who covered health and the business of wellness for The (Raleigh) News & Observer has left the paper. His last day was Thursday. The News & Observer is part of the McClatchy chain that has accepted buyout offers from more than 200 staffers across the country. On Monday, Murawski will start covering artificial intelligence for […]
WSJ editor: I’d like to grow our international audience
Claire Atkinson of NBC News interviewed Wall Street Journal editor Matt Murray about his job. Here is an excerpt: Q: In your eight months in this position, what have you changed? A: Our job is partly to synthesize but have unique lanes in stories that we can really dominate. Michael Cohen is very important to us. One story […]
WSJ seeks SEO/headline packaging editors
The Wall Street Journal seeks editors who will be responsible for planning and leading SEO, Headline and Packaging decisions on the Journal’s platforms — including mobile and desktop — to inform, engage and delight our readers. These editors employ superb news judgment and knowledge of audience data in their decisions. They demonstrate sharp writing and […]
WSJ’s chief technology officer promoted to News Corp. position
Wall Street Journal chief technology officer Rajiv Pant has been promoted to a position at parent company News Corp. Here is the announcement from Journal editor in chief Matt Murray: Colleagues: Most of you will have seen by now the exciting news that Rajiv Pant has been promoted to a new role as Deputy Chief Technology Officer […]
WSJ banking reporter Glazer joining paper’s politics team
Emily Glazer, a banking reporter at The Wall Street Journal, is joining the paper’s politics team to cover the 2020 election. Glazer will cover the intersection of finance, business and politics and will be based in Los Angeles. On Twitter, she wrote, “It’s been a great five years on the banking team but I’m looking […]
WSJ hires Haggin to cover digital advertising
The Wall Street Journal has hired Patience Haggin to be its digital advertising reporter. She will focus on advertising technology and data privacy as a member of the paper’s New York media and marketing bureau. Haggin has most recently been freelancing from Naples, Italy. Before that, she worked for The Journal’s Pro Venture Capital in […]
WSJ seeks an editor for its publishing desk in New York
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a skilled, highly creative editor for its fast-paced Publishing Desk in New York. This accomplished journalist is invigorated by the demands of the current news cycle, its intensity and the importance of delivering top-quality stories and visuals to readers at top speed and with accuracy. Publishing editors meet and […]
