WTOP business reporter Jeff Clabaugh, who delivered money news to the D.C. region for three decades, has died at 63. Jessica Kronzer of WTOP reports, “Following a yearlong battle with cancer, Clabaugh ...

NBC managing editor for business and economics coverage Mike Calia sent out the following to the staff: We are excited to announce that award-winning journalist Christina Wilkie will join the NBC News ...

dMost metropolitan daily newspapers expanded their print sections to include a business news section in the 1980s, following in the footsteps of the New York Times, which created the first standalone ...

We’re delighted to share exciting personnel news within the US ECOGOV sphere. Josh Wingrove‘s remit expands as he also takes on the dual title of Washington Correspondent and Senior White House ...

Tech journalist Alex Heath is leaving The Verge and launching a podcast for Vox Media with brand strategist Ellis Hamburger. Called “Access,” the weekly show will focus on the tech industry’s inside ...

The world’s largest asset class, debt, operates with the worst data. Technology has revolutionized equity markets with electronic trading, quant algos and instantaneous news. However, in debt capital ...

Cadie Thompson, deputy news chief and executive editor at Business Insider, spoke with Meredith Klein of “Meredith and the Media” about her job. Here is an excerpt: You’ve covered tech, transportation ...

The Financial Times has named Stephanie Stacey as its leisure correspondent, covering hospitality, gambling and tobacco ...

V. Dion Haynes has been hired by CoStar Group to be a regional editor for Homes.com. Haynes has been managing editor at the American Psychological Association. He previously was the real estate editor ...

Vaughn Sterling is joining CNN as the new executive producer of “The Source with Kaitlan Collins,” the network announced.

Kevin Dubouis, director of strategic initiatives at The Wall Street Journal, has left for a job doing community strategy at OpenAI. He previously was director of content strategy at The Journal. He ...

Asa Fitch — a reporter covering the semiconductor companies, including Intel, Nvidia and Qualcomm. Prior to his move to California, he spent a decade as a foreign correspondent in the Middle East.