Wall Street Journal Summary – Business reporter Chris Otts leaving WDRB for Wall Street Journal | News from WDRB
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- Chris Otts, a business reporter with WDRB, is leaving the station after more than a decade to join the Wall Street Journal.
- Otts will work from Detroit for WSJ, covering the automotive industry.
- He has covered several significant business issues including the growth of Humana, Ford’s entry into the electric vehicle market, and the troubles at the University of Louisville Foundation.
WDRB’s business reporter, Chris Otts, is departing the station after over a decade to join the Detroit team of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), where he will report on the automotive industry. Otts joined WDRB in 2013, contributing significantly to the station’s digital coverage expansion. He focused on local business and economic issues, including the growth of Humana, Ford Motor Co.’s venture into electric vehicles, and the University of Louisville Foundation’s issues. His final day at WDRB is June 14. WDRB’s news director, Jennifer Keeney, praised Otts’ critical role in the station’s success and expressed confidence in his future accomplishments at WSJ.
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