Eugene Tang
Managing Editor, Business & Projects
Eugene Tang has been a business journalist since 1994 and has 16 years' experience in China, including 10 years building and managing a bilingual news operation as editor and Bloomberg's China Bureau Chief. Before joining the Post, Eugene was product director of institutional news and Factiva products at Dow Jones/Wall St Journal. As Managing Editor, he is responsible for coverage of markets, banking and finance, property and industries.
Eugene Tang has been a business journalist since 1994 and has 16 years' experience in China, including 10 years building and managing a bilingual news operation as editor and Bloomberg's China Bureau Chief. Before joining the Post, Eugene was product director of institutional news and Factiva products at Dow Jones/Wall St Journal. As Managing Editor, he is responsible for coverage of markets, banking and finance, property and industries.
Areas of Expertise:
Life cycle of news, from reporting/editing of business/finance/economics to development and sales of news productsLanguages Spoken:
Bahasa Malaysia, English, Mandarin
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