Stephen Wright has been named the new Asia business editor for the Associated Press.
“‘Stephen has the qualities to drive important business and economic news coverage across the Asia-Pacific region, which represents an increasing share of the world’s wealth and aspirations,’ said Senior Managing Editor John Daniszewski, who oversees international coverage.
“Wright, 43, has been acting Asia business editor for the AP since September, when his predecessor, Malcolm Foster, was named Tokyo bureau chief. He joined the AP as deputy Asia business editor in 2008.”
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