Head of Enterprise for the Wall Street Journal
New York, NY
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Bruce Orwall retweeted
Rebecca Smith, who worked at the WSJ for more than 20 years, has died.
She was one of the smartest journalists to cover power & utilities. Many of you have read her work (think CA energy crisis, Enron and PG&E). A thread about a reporter I really admired:
wsj.com/business/media/rebec…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
A real privilege to write this. Thank you to @ChristianCaple, @BruceOrwall, @sreidreporter, Luke Esser, Bruce Taylor, and many more for making this possible.
Jim Caple and The Daily: how the freedom of a college newspaper gave rise to America's greatest sportswriter | via @schwaarzy dailyuw.com/sports/jim-caple…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
Not surprisingly, @lindseyadler has all the details about the Domingo German situation.
wsj.com/sports/baseball/domi…
A great day for WSJ Sports. Welcome, Lindsey!
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Bruce Orwall retweeted
The first excerpt of our new book MESSI vs. RONALDO is in this weekend's @WSJ
It's the untold, almost unbelievable story of how Nike had both Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo at the dawn of their careers—and let Messi get away.
By @JoshRobinson23 and me:
wsj.com/articles/how-nike-lo…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
I sat down with Kylian Mbappé to discuss a lifetime spent becoming a star, the 22 World Cup, the Messi/Ronaldo era, and what exactly Qatar is doing with PSG.
“It’s as if he was born to be where he is today,” says Arsène Wenger.
For the cover of @WSJMag:
wsj.com/articles/kylian-mbap…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
For the first time, my colleague @louiseradnofsky writes what it was like to test Covid-positive at the Beijing Olympics.
Her harrowing experience of indefinite detention is now playing out among millions of Chinese people.
wsj.com/articles/testing-pos…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
What the WSJ's @louiseradnofsky went thru during the Olympics in China was a closely-kept secret only a few of us in Beijing were privy to. Until now.
(She's incredible. She covered the entire figure skating debacle as this whole drama was happening!)
wsj.com/articles/testing-pos…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
The greatest performance I've seen this year was @louiseradnofsky reporting through Covid in zero-Covid China. Read this: wsj.com/articles/testing-pos…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
All of the ‘zero-Covid’ policies that have locked down China for weeks and even months at a time were on display when Beijing hosted the 2022 Olympic Games. I know, because I tested positive there.
wsj.com/articles/testing-pos… via @WSJ
If you're wondering whether @wetlegband has any cred with the rock snobs, @davespazz just dropped 'Chaise Lounge' into a set alongside T Rex, Gene Vincent and Jerry Lee Lewis on @wfmu. So that's settled.
This was one amazing hour or so of radio
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Baseball has been waiting to see how Steve Cohen would apply his hedge fund background to the Mets. Now we can see it for the first time — a bunch of his Point72 executives have second jobs working in baseball. Great scoop by Juliet Chung and @jareddiamond
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Bruce Orwall retweeted
The Olympics are supposed to be an ebullient, global bonanza, but they have never felt so downbeat. As dozens of athletes move through Covid isolation, disease control and geopolitical tension have cast a long shadow over the Games.
With @bzcohen: wsj.com/articles/forget-fast…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
NEW last night: Bobsled start Elana Meyers Taylor tested positive for Covid inside the Beijing Olympics closed loop.
She's asymptomatic and aiming to recover by her first event, Feb. 13.
wsj.com/articles/elana-meyer…
Bruce Orwall retweeted
2+ weeks after this story was published, officials at China’s National Immigration Administration, which handles citizenship issues, replied to a request for comment, saying that “the provisions of the Nationality Law for those who apply are clear and uniform.”
Eileen Gu scored 1580 on the SAT, got into Stanford, models for Louis Vuitton and dominates freestyle skiing, making the 18-year-old San Francisco native a top medal contender at Beijing 2022—but not for Team USA.
@Bachscore @ZhaoReddy
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I must say that @andrewlbeaton had you covered on this one. wsj.com/articles/cooper-kupp…
