Confirming reports in the British media last week, The Wall Street Journal named Patience Wheatcroft as the editor of its Europe edition on Tuesday.
“The time has come for the Journal to take on the European market, in print and online. We have a world-class reporting presence in Europe and an unrivalled international business news franchise,” said Thomson in a statement. “The combination of these assets and Patience’s extensive experience in media and business will make the Journal a formidable force in Europe.”
Wheatcroft added, in a statement, “I’m thrilled to be joining the world’s finest business newspaper, and to help lead the charge in Europe. I’m particularly excited about the additional strengths an integrated London newsroom will bring to what is already a phenomenal brand.”
The Journal launched a dedicated European web site earlier this year edited by Neil McIntosh, and is soon to announce a new management team for Europe under the leadership of publisher Andrew Langhoff.
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