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Business News Editor, Real Estate Alert - NJ
Seeking a journalist who is highly skilled at editing news stories for content and style. Sharp rewriting and copy-editing skills required.
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Schools Week, Senior Reporter
Are you a determined journalist with a record of delivering agenda-setting investigative journalism? Schools Week is looking for a senior reporter.
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Finance Reporter, Asset-Backed Alert - NJ
We're seeking a scoop-oriented reporter to cover a major segment of the bond market, namely asset-backed securities and mortgage-backed securities.
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Evening Standard, Online Weekend Reporter
We are looking for an ambitious reporter to join a fast-paced 24/7 operation, covering not just the capital’s breaking stories but also serving...
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PinkNews, News Reporter
PinkNews, the world’s largest publisher of content relating to sexuality and gender, is seeking a News Reporter to join our exciting digital newsroom.
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Inframation Group, Freelance Financial Journalist - MENA (Abu Dhabi)
We are looking to work with experienced financial journalists on a series of feature articles on pathfinder infrastructure and energy deals in...
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Real Business & Business Advice, News Editor
Seeking a detail-oriented and user-focused journalist/content marketer to write SEO-led content, manage contributing writers and grow our newsletter..
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Political News Platform, Reporter
A career-shaping opportunity to become a founding member of our startup news and campaigns platform - defending democracy and fighting extremism.
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Solent News & Bournemouth News, Reporter
Solent News and Bournemouth News are seeking a talented reporter to join our award-winning team.
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Times Higher Education, Reporter
Times Higher Education is seeking a reporter with an eye for a story and an insatiable appetite for news for a four-month, fixed-term contract.