Another Reporter Leaves WSJ For Portfolio
In the wake of Rupert Murdoch’s purchase of Dow Jones, another veteran Wall Street Journal reporter is leaving the paper to join Conde Nast’s Portfolio.
Scot Paltrow, a senior special writer for The Wall Street Journal, will join Portfolio as a contributing editor, starting Sept. 1.
He follows Peter Waldman there; the investigative features writer announced in July that he would be leaving the Journal for Portfolio after 22 years.
Mr. Paltrow first began working at the Journal in 1981. After leaving the paper for several years, he rejoined the Journal in 1997.
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Looking forward to your response,
Best warm wishes,
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