The Wall Street Journal has hired David Carnevali to cover venture capital.
He started on Monday.
He has been at The Financial Times on a contract basis covering markets.
Previously, he was a senior editor at Reorg working on Reorg M&A, focused on providing breaking news content on mergers and acquisitions and activism in the U.S. market.
Carnevali was previously head of strategic activism and M&A at ActivistMonitor, an Acuris publication. He was also a senior reporter there.
He also spent more than two years at DealReporter, another Acuris publication, in London as a reporter.
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