Business Insider has hired Alexa St. John to be a reporter on its transportation team.
She starts on Monday.
St. John has been a reporter at Automotive News for the past two years, covering technology and supplies. She has reported for Automotive News’ mobility brand, Shift, which includes daily online coverage, print reporting both for the weekly newspaper and quarterly Shift mobility magazine, contributing to our bi-weekly podcast and newsletter reporting.
She previously interned for the Greater New York section of The Wall Street Journal.
St. John is a University of Michigan graduate, where she was editor in chief of the student newspaper.
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