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Bloomberg News managing editor for Americas weekends Kevin Whitelaw and DC breaking news team leader Kasia Klimasinska sent out the following on Friday: We are excited to announce that Vincent Lee will be joining the Weekend Americas team as an editor after a standout stint on the DC Breaking News team, where he was also the […]
Gennady Kolker and Julie Tatge of Pensions & Investments write about the new website for the Crain Communications publication. Kolker and Tatge write, “The new platform enhances how we publish, display and distribute our award-winning journalism — from breaking news and deep-dive analyses to data-rich special reports and rankings. Wherever you work in institutional investing — at an asset […]
Bloomberg News won two news and documentary Emmy Awards last week. They are: “Quantum Arms Race” The Future with Hannah Fry Bloomberg Senior Executive Producer Andrew Barden, Kyle Kramer Executive Producer Lidz-Ama Appiah, Neville Gillett, Dan Kendall, Tre Shallowhorn Co-Executive Producer Maria French Field Producer Guilad Kahn “The Dirty Business of Monkey Laundering” Bloomberg Investigates […]
Fox Business Network anchor Maria Bartiromo congratulated colleague Stuart Varney on his 50 years in television and recounted being his production assistant while he was at CNN. “What an accomplishment,” said Bartiromo. He remembered being in the elevator and holding the script and Varney all of the sudden practicing his vocal chords. “I could not be more happy and […]
Technical.ly is experimenting with ways to serve its audiences by partnering with social creators and trusted messengers. Danya Henninger writes, “We’ve also been exploring partnerships to translate our immigration reporting — work supported by the WES Assefa Fund — as language access also helps ensure information reaches everyone who needs it. “Social media allows misinformation to spread. Even […]
Mark Mwaungulu has been hired as a reporter at Ignites Europe, a Financial Times publication. Ignites Europe covers the asset management industry. Mwaungulu previously was a reporter at Green Street News covering European real estate. He also covered real estate for PEI and With Intelligence. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Solent University and a […]
Chris Matthews, a Washington correspondent for MarketWatch.com covering financial regulation and economic policy, is leaving the news organization. He is becoming a senior writer for the Investment Company Institute. He previously served as an equity-markets reporter in New York and also worked for Axios in New York. Matthews has also worked for Fortune, Time magazine and […]
Shenandoah Briere has been named the business editor of The Daily Gazette in New York state. The paper covers the Schenectady, Saratoga, Montgomery and Fulton county areas. Her role as a co-host on “The Stan and Shen Show” podcast will continue. Briere started at the paper in February 2021 as a reporter. She previously worked […]
The Associated Press has hired Ope Adetayo to cover west Africa. He previously was the Nigeria correspondent at Reuters in Abuja, covering politics, development, regional diplomacy and general news. Before joining Reuters, Adetayo was based in Lagos and worked as a freelancer reporting various issues across West Africa. He has reported for Al Jazeera, The […]
Yahoo Finance senior reporter Allie Canal has been named one of its rotating NASDAQ correspondents, in addition to her regular reporting duties. She will be covering markets and the economy more extensively. She is also a fill-in anchor across its live shows and a frequent fill-in host and contributor to the “Stocks in Translation” video […]
Gerry Doyle has been hired by Bloomberg News as global defense editor. He starts his new job on Monday and will be based in London. Doyle is an editor on the global news desk at Reuters. He has been posted overseas for 13 years, 10 of them in Asia, with a recurring focus on defense and […]
The Economist has made some significant changes to its app, including better navigation, a weekday and weekend content lineup and increased prominence of video formats. They form part of an ongoing program of app enhancements that will continue through 2025 and beyond. “We are constantly listening to our audience,” said Luke Bradley-Jones, president of The Economist, […]
Business Insider won two awards during the 2025 News & Documentary Emmy Awards: Outstanding Light Feature — Long Form: “The Man Who Feeds Gaza’s Children;” and Outstanding Business, Consumer or Economic Coverage: “The True Cost of Mining Electric Car Battery Metals.” Business Insider was also nominated for Outstanding Graphic Design for “Four Gazans Show How […]
Meredith Klein of Meredith & the Media interviewed Anne D’Innocenzio, the national retail reporter for the Associated Press, about her job. Here is an excerpt: As a national retail writer for the Associated Press, you closely follow Walmart, Target, and other major retailers on how they’re overhauling their businesses in a dramatically shifting landscape—economically and politically. […]
Yahoo Finance will debut next week “Morning Brief: Market Sunrise,” a live show streaming from its London-based studio at 7 a.m. ET. The show is anchored by veteran business correspondent Ramzan Karmali, who worked at Reuters and BBC News. The show will focus on global markets and U.S. futures, along with interviews. “Morning Brief: Market […]
Politico reporter Benjamin Guggenheim is now cover policy stories out of Congress. He had been covering the IRS and tax policy. In his new beat, capacity, he will report on the personalities and dynamics governing the most important committees in Congress, such as the tax writing House Ways and Means Committee, the House Energy and Commerce Committee […]
Reuters global editor of newsroom AI and financial news strategy Jonathan Leff shared the below note to staff, announcing the appointment of Rob Lang as newsroom AI editor: Colleagues, I am thrilled to announce that Rob Lang will become Reuters first-ever Newsroom AI Editor, a new role that will help us accelerate efforts to turn your […]
Lachlan Cartwright of Breaker reports on the search for a new editor of Dealbook, the New York Times’ business newsletter. Cartwright writes, “We have learned that Edmund Lee, who had been temporarily overseeing DealBook returned to his role on the paper’s Trust team, who work to provide greater transparency to Times journalism, late last month. “‘My […]
Wichita Business Journal reporter Shaheer Naveed has left the American City Business Journals publication for a new opportunity. He had been with the paper since April 2024 and covered land and workforce issues. “I am so grateful to the WBJ team,” he wrote on LinkedIn. “They believed in my abilities and deepened my passion for this rewarding […]
Morning Brew has hired Kristina Monllos as a senior reporter for its Marketing Brew newsletter. She will start in mid July. Monllos previously was a senior marketing editor at Digiday before leaving there in May. She had been at Digiday for six years. She initially had decided to start a Substack newsletter here. Monllos previously worked at Adweek for five […]
Bloomberg News Congress editor Megan Scully, deputy Washington bureau chief Laura Davison, managing editor Mario Parker and Washington bureau chief Peggy Collins sent out the following on Wednesday: All — We are thrilled to announce a new addition to the DC Bureau and the Capitol Influence team to cover US tax and fiscal policy. Caitlin […]
Wall Street Journal technology and media editor Sarah Krouse sent out the following to the staff: Hi all – I am thrilled to announce that Jeff Bercovici, managing editor of The San Francisco Standard, is joining us late next month as our Deputy Technology & Media Editor in San Francisco. Jeff previously worked as business editor of […]
Bloomberg News journalist Reade Pickert has been named U.S. team leader for economy coverage. Pickert will start her new role next month. She has been deputy team leader for its Federal Reserve team and previously covered the economy for four-plus years. Pickert is a University of Virginia graduate in international relations and affairs and economics. While there, she worked on […]
Hannah Sacks of People magazine looks at the camaraderie among the six CNBC on-air anchors and reporters who are currently pregnant at the same time – and two of their reporters are on maternity leave or just coming back from it. Sacks reports, “‘Part of the support during our ‘baby boom’ is implicit,’ explains CNBC’s technology […]
Ronald L. “Ron” DaParma, a longtime business editor and business writer for newspapers in McKeesport, Greensburg and Pittsburgh, died June 20 at the age of 78. Joe Napsha of TribLive writes that DaParma “had the ability to cover a broad spectrum of topics, whether it was real estate, Pittsburgh’s banking behemoths, small business, or steel mill […]
The Wall Street Journal has hired Sam Kessler as a data reporter. Kessler has been CoinDesk’s deputy managing editor for tech and protocols. His reporting is focused on decentralized technology, infrastructure and governance. He holds a computer science degree from Harvard University, where he led the Harvard Political Review. He has a background in the technology industry […]
Virginia Noone has joined Pacific Business News in Honolulu as a reporter covering retail, restaurants and shipping and supply chain. She recently graduated with a bachelor’s degree in critical and creative media, with a minor in journalism, from Wake Forest University in Winston Salem, North Carolina. While there, she was a reporter and opinion editor […]
Farah Stockman is now covering manufacturing for the New York Times. She previously was in the opinion department as a writer covering foreign policy and national affairs as a member of the editorial board. Stockman also spent four years writing stories about race and class and middle America at the Times. Stockman began her career in […]
Entertainment industry site The Ankler has hired Kelly Fisher Butler as chief of staff. She will start July 21. Butler was at Vanity Fair, where she most recently served as director of editorial operations, leading teams across digital, print, and social, and overseeing coverage plans around tentpole moments including Vanity Fair’s annual Hollywood Issue and Oscar […]
Bloomberg LP founder Michael Bloomberg sent out the following to the staff on Tuesday: Peter Grauer has decided to retire from Bloomberg after nearly 24 years of extraordinary leadership. When he shared this news with me, I felt both sadness and deep appreciation, sadness that we’ll lose his wise presence, and appreciation for everything he’s accomplished for […]
Kieran Corcoran, a former executive editor at Business Insider before leaving earlier this year, has a new job at the New York Times. Corcoran is now an editor on the Express desk at the Times in its London bureau. He previously spent nearly eight years at Business Insider and was second-in-command in the UK, leading […]
The Texas Tribune has hired Paul Cobler to cover the state’s economy. He started on Monday. Cobler covered politics for the Houston Landing before it closed. He returned to Texas after covering city hall for The Advocate in Baton Rouge. During two-and-a-half years at the newspaper, he spearheaded local accountability reporting about a variety of topics and […]
Denver Business Journal real estate reporter Cassidy Ritter has left the publication. Ritter covered real estate, restaurants and retail. Prior to joining the Business Journal in 2023, she was an associate editor for online tech platform Built In where she oversaw the company’s local news coverage, including Colorado. She previously covered business news for 5280, Boulder Lifestyle, […]
San Antonio Express-News business reporter Sara DiNatale is leaving the newspaper to cover politics for the San Francisco Chronicle. She covers energy, the Texas grid, ERCOT, CPS Energy, and labor for the Express-News. DiNatale joined the staff in 2023. She won a 2024 George Polk Award for her investigation on the Texas residential solar industry, “In Broad […]
Anat Peled has been promoted to reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She was a news assistant. She is based in Tel Aviv and is covering Israel and the Palestinian Territories. She holds a master’s degree in modern European history from Oxford University, where she was a Rhodes Scholar, and a bachelor’s degree in history from […]
Senior video producer Harry Kersh was among the layoffs at Business Insider, he disclosed on Linked. Kersh was the host of the video series “Food Wars.” In addition to “Food Wars,” Kersh also presented episodes of “Food Tours,” “Fast Food Chemistry” and more. His videos have accumulated tens of millions of views on YouTube, Facebook, Snapchat and […]
Russell Sherman of the “Press Profiles” podcast interviewed Alessandra Galloni, the editor in chief of Reuters, about her career. Galloni previously worked at The Wall Street Journal, as well as the Associated Press and Reuters, covering economic indicators for the local language service in Italy. She joined The Journal in 2001 after covering a British […]
Wall Street Journal reporter Jan Wolfe has left the news organization and is returning to Reuters. His first day will be June 23. Wolfe was a Washington, D.C.-based business legal affairs correspondent for The Journal. He covers significant legal disputes in federal courts in Washington and around the country, as well as the U.S. Supreme Court. A […]
Steven Tweedie has been named deputy executive editor at Business Insider. He will oversee three teams — business news, the corporate desk, and the weekend team. Tweedie has been deputy editor and business newsroom coach at Business Insider. He launched the business news desk in early 2020 and helped grow it into the trending and tech […]
Three editorial staffers announced Monday that they have left Atlas Obscura, a travel news site. The biggest departure is editor in chief Nicholas Jackson, who had returned about a year ago and was also Atlas Obscura’s first editor in chief back in 2010 before leaving for jobs at places such as The Atlantic and Pacific Standard. […]