The Wall Street Journal has hired Francesca Fontana as an equities reporter.
She starts next week.
Fontana has been a tech reporter for TheStreet.com since February.
Fontana interned at The Wall Street Journal this past summer and had been freelancing for the business newspaper before joining TheStreet. She reported and wrote a feature story and produced a video for annual Women in the Workplace package.
Before that, Fontana worked at the Register-Guard in Eugene, Oregon, as a reporter while still attending college, and she also interned at The Oregonian in Portland.
She is a 2017 graduate from the University of Oregon, where she worked for The Daily Emerald and Flux Magazine.
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