Steve Russolillo

Welcome Steve Russolillo, Chief News Editor

BIG NEWS: After 17 years at The Wall Street Journal, I’m incredibly excited to share that I’m joining Business Insider as the new Chief News Editor. I’m so pumped to be reunited with Jamie Heller and join this fantastic newsroom. I start Jan. 6, can’t wait! 

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Exclusive | Transplant Charity Used Organ-Transport Jet for Personal Trips Indiana Donor Network, which ships donated organs to transplant patients, has also used the flights for other purposes.

A charity that ships donated organs to transplant patients has jets that fundraisers used to fly to their second home & executives took to a funeral. Critics say the transplant system is failing its mission of safely collecting, testing & moving donated organs to patients www.wsj.com/business/org...

She Won the 2014 Boston Marathon. A Decade Later, She’s Finally Getting Her Prize Money. Buzunesh Deba was owed $100,000 after she was elevated from runner-up to first place. She will now receive those winnings as part of a policy change that will award prize money to runners eclipsed by ...

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She won the 2014 Boston Marathon but didn’t get her first-place prize money. She will now—and so will other runners eclipsed by doped athletes.

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If Marathons Aren’t Enough Suffering for You, Behold the ‘Backyard Ultra’ Racers run a four-mile loop every hour—until no one else is still doing it

The hottest new event in distance running sounds like a riddle. The fastest runner doesn’t always win. It has no finish line. And it can drive adults to eat baby food.

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(WSJ) - Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy’s new government-efficiency department is now soliciting applications on X. Take note: you need to subscribe to the social-media platform to apply.

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