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Thank you David Rennie for all the great coverage. https://t.co/Nvo3XrrNko
Shout to the legendary @malcolmconn … he is finishing up today after a couple of hard-charging years at the SMH. One of the genuine legends of our caper. That whistling you can hear is cricket execs and coaches exhaling in relief. https://t.co/gCVwWqvAeV
It’s the end of an era as legendary business columnist Terry McCrann looks back at the past 46 years as he signs off on his last regular column, @theheraldsun. https://t.co/fEYQ1WJ67K
Alan Murray, the former CEO of Fortune, is set to join The Wall Street Journal this fall, where he will play a crucial role in expanding its events business. Murray, who was with Fortune for nearly a decade, left the company in April. His departure comes amid Fortune's efforts to double its revenue by 2027, following the exit of three executives, including its longtime CEO. Murray's non-compete was waived upon his exit. Murray's move to The Wall Street Journal is seen as a strategic step in bolstering the publication's events division.
