Phillip Tutt, a veteran financial journalist who has spent the last 12 years at the Financial Times in a variety of editing roles, has been named Europe business editor for The Associated Press.
“‘Phill Tutt is a terrifically talented editor and manager who is ideally suited to drive the AP’s coverage of the unfolding story of economic and financial distress across Europe,’ Ritter said.
“As Europe business editor, Tutt will be based in London and will oversee AP business reporters from Paris to Moscow.
“‘Phill has the ability to see beyond the details and help us understand why they matter,’ said Europe Editor Niko Price.
“For the past two and a half years, Tutt, 44, has been companies news editor of FT.com. Before that, as chief production journalist, he helped lead a team of 14 editors that produced the FT’s section front pages and the Companies & Markets section of the newspaper.”
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