TALKING BIZ NEWS EXCLUSIVE
Wall Street Journal‘s secret project will launch in six weeks, with a formal announcement of its launch detailing what it will be expected early next year, sources within Dow Jones & Co. said Tuesday.
The project is expected to focus its coverage on foreign exchange news and be delivered in a new platform, Talking Biz News has reported.
Other staffers from the Journal and Dow Jones Newswires have moved to the foreign exchange beat in recent months. Neil Shah will join in January as a forex options reporter after reporting on Europe’s markets for the Journal in London. Some have done so to land a job reporting overseas.
When announced in September, Journal managing editor Robert Thomson stated that the “special project” would be “crucial to our success as a company.”
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