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Galloni, who will oversee 2 500 journalists in 200 locations globally, takes the job April 19.

Message : Required fields (Reuters) - Reuters News has named one of its top editors, Alessandra Galloni, as its next editor-in-chief, the first woman to lead the globe-spanning news agency in its 170-year history. A native of Rome, Galloni, 47, will replace Stephen J. Adler, who is retiring this month after leading the newsroom for the past decade. Under his leadership, Reuters has received hundreds of journalism awards, including seven Pulitzer Prizes, the industrys highest honor. A speake...

2021/04/13 22:46 NEW YORK (AP) — The Reuters news service has promoted Alessandra Galloni to be its new editor-in-chief, making her the first woman to take that role in the companys 170-year history. The London-based Galloni will replace Stephen Adler, who has been the newsrooms leader for the past decade and announced that he will be retiring at the end of the month. Galloni has been Reuters global managing editor since 2015, coming to the company two year...

Read more about Alessandra Galloni becomes first woman as Reuters editor-in-chief on Business Standard. The Reuters news service has promoted Alessandra Galloni to be its new editor-in-chief, making her the first woman to take that role in the companys 170-year history.

NEW YORK (AP) — The Reuters news service has promoted Alessandra Galloni to be its new...

REUTERS NEWS SCHEDULE AT xx GMT/06:00 ET Reuters 1/10/2021 Here are the top stories and upcoming coverage plans for Reuters text service as of XX a.m. GMT/XX a.m. ET. For a full schedule of news and events, go to our editorial calendar on Reuters Connect https://www.reutersconnect.com/planning. TOP STORIES Indonesia locates black boxes of crashed jet as body parts recovered JAKARTA - Indonesian authorities on Sunday located the black boxes of the Sriwijaya Air jet that crashed into the sea so...

6 Min Read (Reuters) - Stephen J. Adler, editor-in-chief of Reuters for the past decade, said he would retire from the world’s largest international news provider on April 1. FILE PHOTO: Reuters Editor-in-Chief Steve Adler speaks at an event at the Thomson Reuters building in New York, November 2017. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly A search for his successor will begin over the next few days, Reuters President Michael Friedenberg said on Wednesday in a memo to Reuters staff. During his tenure, Adler ex...

7 Min Read Reuters Editor-In-Chief Stephen J. Adler today announced that he will retire in April 2021, after ten years at the head of the award-winning global newsroom. Stephen J. Adler, Editor-in-Chief, Reuters In a message to staff - attached in full below - Adler said: “It has been an honor, and certainly the highlight of my career, to lead this extraordinary news organization. I am so grateful to you, my consummately talented and hard-working colleagues. We have reported the news with spe...

(Corrects reference to Reuters president) Jan 6 (Reuters) - Stephen J. Adler, editor-in-chief of Reuters for the past decade, said he would retire from the world’s largest international news provider on April 1. A search for his successor will begin over the next few days, Reuters President Michael Friedenberg said on Wednesday in a memo to Reuters staff. During his tenure, Adler expanded the scope and ambition of Reuters’ news offerings, introducing innovations across multiple platforms to...

Finally, giving his comments after Friedman’s conversation at the end of the forum, Arab News Editor-in-Chief Faisal Abbas spoke of the US election outcome and its impact on the Arab world, namely US-Arab relations, which he said have always endured. “Nobody can change the solid facts on the ground, such as Iran being a threat, the US remaining a superpower, and Saudi Arabia, for example, being the land of the Two Holy Mosques, a crucial ally in the war against terror, and the biggest expor...