When the Wall Street Journal reported last week that deputy managing editor Raju Narisetti was leaving the paper for a start-up publication, Talking Biz News was unable to report where he was going.
Now, the information is available. Narisetti is becoming head of editorial for a new business newspaper starting in India by the Hindustan Times.
His new boss, Rajiv Verma, said, “In order to create a world-class, respected and successful business newspaper we need the best global talent available and Raju is a perfect fit. With the changing economic landscape in India, there is an obvious place for a high-quality business daily. Raju has the right experience, exposure and respect to launch an unrivalled Indian business newspaper that will gain international recognition over time.”
Read more about the new venture here.
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