New York University’s Masters course in Business and Economics Reporting, which is currently financially supported by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, is proud to announce that its alumni have recently published two books and have won several awards. Books by Alumni *   Lingling Wei (Class of 2001), published Superpower Showdown: How the Battle Between… Read More Alumni of NYU’s Masters in Business and Economics Reporting win a plethora of awards

Ahmed Mohamed graduated from Duke University in 2019 with a B.A. in Public Policy and a certificate in Philosophy, Politics, & Economics (PPE). As an undergraduate, he worked for the university’s Office of Licensing and Ventures as a communications intern, writing digital stories on entrepreneurship for Duke Today. During his senior year, Ahmed interned for… Read More Introducing this year’s Marjorie Deane fellows at New York University: Ahmed Mohamed

Congratulations to Alice Fulwood, a former Marjorie Deane intern who now works for The Economist as its American finance correspondent, who has been named Young Journalist of the Year at the Wincott Awards, an annual set of prizes for British journalists. More detail about the prize can be found here.

Matthieu Favas, a former Marjorie Deane intern who is now a finance correspondent at The Economist in London, has written a leader and briefing about covid-19 and the global supply chain for food for this week’s edition of The Economist.

Calling all former and current interns and students on programmes supported by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation. The Economist is advertising for an International Correspondent and for interns in its foreign department in its offices in London. The deadlines are soon. More details about how to apply for these positions can be found here.

Calling all former and current interns and students on programmes supported by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation. The Economist is advertising for an International Correspondent and for interns in its foreign department in its offices in London. More details about how to apply for these positions can be found here.

William Lewis gives the inaugural Marjorie Deane lecture on the future of news By Amy Borrett Journalism is facing a crisis of personalisation, according to the chief executive of the Dow Jones Group, William Lewis, who gave the inaugural Marjorie Deane lecture on Monday 10th February 2020. Addressing an audience of City students and high-profile… Read More Amy Borrett on the inaugural Marjorie Deane lecture at City, University of London

Just a reminder that there is just one week left to apply for The Economist’s Marjorie Deane internship in New York this year. Paid for by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, the award is designed to provide work experience for a promising journalist or would-be journalist, who will spend three months at the New… Read More Reminder: Marjorie Deane internship in New York

The Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation is proud to announce the details for the inaugural Marjorie Deane Lecture at City, University of London. The lecture will be delivered by William Lewis, CEO of the Dow Jones Group, and is titled The new revolution in news. It will take place at 6pm on 10th February 2020… Read More Inaugural Marjorie Deane lecture at City, University of London

Sam Blake, an intern at The Economist’s New York office funded by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, has had two more articles published in the print edition of The Economist this month. The first was about a new study that suggests that higher minimum wages hit poorer bosses’ pockets hardest and the second was… Read More The Economist publishes two more articles by Marjorie Deane intern