Bloomberg: Conde Nast is exploring taking office space in New Jersey and reducing its presence in Manhattan as part of a bid to cut costs. The magazine publisher, a high-profile tenant at One World Trade Center, is said to be looking for roughly 400,000 square feet of...

New York Times: Dean Baquet, the executive editor of the New York Times, recently bought a house in Los Angeles. The purchase comes as Baquet approaches the paper's usual retirement age of 66. "He's rented an apartment there for a few years, his son lives there, and...

Talking Biz News: The Financial Times is launching Climate Capital, a new section on FT.com, edited by newly appointed climate editor Emiliya Mychasuk and led by journalist Leslie Hook. Climate Capital will offer readers a community and events program, providing...

Mediaite: The New York Post had to take down a story that purported to profile a 22 year-old man caught up in the "you only live once" GameStop stock-buying frenzy. The man had claimed on Twitter that he took out a second mortgage on his parents' house, which turned...

Daily Beast: New York Times Covid-19 reporter Donald McNeil Jr. has faced accusations of making racist comments while leading a Times-sponsored student trip. Participants on the excursion claimed McNeil made racist and sexist remarks throughout the trip including...

WWD: Conde Nast-owned Allure magazine is gearing up to open its first physical retail store in New York City's Soho neighborhood during the fall, through a licensing partnership with STÔUR Group, which specializes in turning online destinations into physical retail...

WWD: People magazine, which covers royal gossip every day across its multiple platforms, is delving even deeper into the subject with the launch of a 100-page quarterly magazine, People Royals. The magazine, which hits newsstands in early March at $12.99, will cover...

New York Post: Now that The New Yorker has decided to return its 2019 National Magazine Award, the American Society of Magazine Editors has to decide whether it will present the award to one of the other six finalists. The first runner-up will be an article by Jonah...

Jennifer Barnett: "I had the plum job. The top of the masthead of one of the most prestigious and respected publications with more than a 150-year-old history. I left because I blew the whistle on my boss for doing something unethical then abusing the staff and...

Talking Biz News: The Wall Street Journal launched a new resource designed to educate readers on the standards and ethics that are fundamental to its journalism and also highlight the differences between its news and opinion sections. The resource comes as the paper's...

New York Times: The New York Times announced a return to its newsroom leadership team with the elevation of metro editor Clifford Levy. The two-time Pulitzer Prize winner was previously a deputy managing editor overseeing the Times's online platforms. Levy is to...

Washington Post: Newspapers seeking new editors are advised to start looking in nontraditional venues — podcasts, digital start-ups, radio or television. "News organizations face a demand for new leadership that’s very different from what they would have faced 10 to...

Digiday: Publishers are now expecting to fully open their office doors to employees in the summer. But their staffers aren't expecting it to happen until next year. Some media employees expressed missing the newsroom environment and being around their colleagues,...