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From a reader-experience point of view, having business and economic news in the A section -- overlapping with national, international, political and policy news -- makes a great deal of sense
Washington Post cuts business section Mar 14, 2009
We have great respect for The Baltimore Sun's reporting and believe adding their expertise to our regional coverage will be very beneficial to our readers
Post and Sun agree to share stories Dec 24, 2008
The fact is we can effectively cover the rest of the country from Washington
Washington Post shuts domestic bureaus Nov 24, 2009
Marcus W. Brauchli (born June 19, 1961) is executive editor of The Washington Post, overseeing the Post's print and digital news operations. He became editor on September 8, 2008, succeeding Leonard Downie, Jr.
Before joining The Post, Brauchli was managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, succeeding Paul Steiger, who had held the position since 1991. Brauchli served 15 years as a foreign correspondent, mainly in Asia, and eight years as a senior editor in New York. Shortly after Brauchli's appointment was announced, Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. disclosed a takeover offer for Dow Jones & Co., the Journal's parent, and Brauchli remained as editor through the acquisition. Four months afterwards, on April 22, 2008, he announced his resignation from the Wall Street Journal, after just more than a year as editor. The Post announced on July 8 that it had hired him.
A native of Boulder, Colo., Brauchli graduated from Columbia College of Columbia University in 1983. Brauchli was a Nieman fellow at Harvard University from 1991 to 1992. He has been based in Hong Kong, Stockholm, Tokyo and Shanghai. He is married to Maggie Farley, a former Los Angeles Times correspondent. They have two children.