The Wall Street Journal has hired Ben Foldy to join its auto team in Detroit as a reporter.
He starts next month.
Foldy has most recently been at Bloomberg News, where he covered finance and oil markets. He wrote an analysis of the one-year impact of 2017’s corporate tax reform on the biggest U.S. banks that was shared over 200,000 times and was Bloomberg’s third-most shared web story in the past year.
He also worked at The Financial Times last year.
Foldy holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree from McGill University and a master’s degree from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
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