[ad_1] CoinDesk Inc., a cryptocurrency-focused media company, has retained investment bankers at Lazard Ltd. to help it explore options including a partial or full sale, reports Wall Street Journal reporters Lauren Thomas and…
[ad_1] After eight years covering the business and politics of technology in Asia, Paul Mozur will be stepping into a new role as global technology correspondent. Working with reporters across…
[ad_1] Isabella Simonetti of The New York Times writes about CoinDesk’s coverage of FTX and founder Sam Bankman-Fried and what that means for CoinDesk’s parent. Simonetti writes, “But now, the complications…
[ad_1] Will Martinez The Albuquerque Business First has hired Will Martinez to be its publisher. Editor in chief Meagan Nichols writes, “A native of New Mexico, Martinez started with Business First in 2018 as…
[ad_1] Connie Guglielmo of CNET writes about why the tech news site is using artificial intelligence software in some of its writing. Guglielmo writes, “The goal: to see if the tech…
[ad_1] Sam Bankman-Fried, founder and chief executive officer of FTX Cryptocurrency Derivatives Exchange, speaks during an interview on an episode of Bloomberg Wealth with David Rubenstein in New York, US,…
[ad_1] Kate Masters Reuters has hired Kate Masters to cover U.S. specialty retailers. She previously worked as the state health and education reporter for the Virginia Mercury, an affiliate of States Newsroom.…
[ad_1] IAPE 1096, the union that represents business journalists at Dow Jones & Co. properties such as The Wall Street Journal and MarketWatch.com, sent out the following on Wednesday: The…
[ad_1] Cheddar News, which was founded in 2016 and described as business news for millennials, has struggled under owner Altice to find the right strategy to attract viewers, reports Reed Alexander and Elaine…
[ad_1] Steve Heuser, global technology editor at Politico, sent out the following to the staff on Friday: As POLITICO’s new global technology team takes shape on multiple fronts, we’re pleased…
[ad_1] Sqoop, a site used by business journalists to track Securities and Exchange Commission filings, as well as U.S. Patent and Trademark filings and federal lawsuits, is shutting. Hi everyone,…
[ad_1] In a note to newsroom staff, Emily Kopp, acting chief business editor, made the following announcement: I’m thrilled to introduce NPR’s new tech reporter, Dara Kerr, who starts with…
[ad_1] Isabel Tehan Isabel Tehan, a 2022 graduate of the Boston University master’s program in journalism and former intern at the Philadelphia Business Journal, has been hired by Worcester Business…
[ad_1] Kevin Miller Kevin Miller, a deputy managing editor for global business coverage at Bloomberg News, is moving to the Daybreak unit. Miller will help write and edit the Daybreak…
[ad_1] Dylan Byers of Puck writes about why Michael Bloomberg would acquire another media company such as The Washington Post or The Wall Street Journal — even though the company said…
[ad_1] Robert Dowling Robert Dowling, who ran The Hollywood Reporter for 17 years as publisher and editor in chief, died Friday from cancer at the age of 83. Mike Barnes of…
[ad_1] Andy Serwer Andy Serwer, the editor in chief of Yahoo Finance, is leaving after eight years. Serwer writes, “I also wanted to mention a few things that made me…
[ad_1] Sean McCrory Sean McCrory has been named the next editor in chief of Orlando Business Journal, reports Richard Bilbao, a senior staff writer. Bilbao reports, “McCrory, a 30-year veteran in…
[ad_1] Evan Ramstad Evan Ramstad, an editor at the Star Tribune business news section, will become the newest columnist in the section, starting Jan. 1. A story on its website…
[ad_1] Washington lawmakers expressed outrage that social media company ByteDance was using TikTok to spy on journalists, reports Emily Baker-White of Forbes. Baker-White reports, “In a statement to Forbes, Senator Ron Wyden (D-WA)…
[ad_1] According to materials reviewed by Forbes, TikTok parent ByteDance tracked multiple Forbes journalists as part of this covert surveillance campaign, which was designed to unearth the source of leaks inside…
[ad_1] Meaghan Tobin Meaghan Tobin has been hired by The Washington Post as a China correspondent, with a focus on business and technology. Tobin is a proficient speaker of Mandarin…
[ad_1] The Logic editor in chief David Skok writes about how the Canadian technology site sets itself apart during a time of uncertainty. Skok writes, “While we face the same headwinds as…
[ad_1] Amy Wenk Amy Wenk is returning to the Atlanta Business Chronicle as a reporter covering economic development and power players in the region. She will start Jan. 9. Wenk…
[ad_1] Four veteran journalists have been named the latest recipients of the McGraw Fellowship for Business Journalism. Each of the winning projects will receive a grant of up to $15,000. The…