Lachlan Cartwright of Breaker reports on who is moving up in Wall Street Journal leadership. Cartwright reports that Journal deputy editor Charles Forelle has “had informal talks with Ben Smith at Semafor about joining their newsroom. Semafor is currently advertising for a deputy editor. “That leaves Tucker with two big jobs to fill: Beaudette’s position has already […]Next in line at the top of the WSJ
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Lachlan Cartwright of Breaker reports on who is moving up in Wall Street Journal leadership. Cartwright reports that Journal deputy editor Charles Forelle has “had informal talks with Ben Smith at Semafor about joining their newsroom. Semafor is currently advertising for a deputy editor. “That leaves Tucker with two big jobs to fill: Beaudette’s position has already […]Related Post
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