Kristin Broughton

Here is an early look at the front page of today's Wall Street Journal on.wsj.com/3yekpf4

Putin Wanted His Hit Man Back. A Mother Wanted Her Journalist Son to Come Home. wsj.com/world/europe/e…

Evan is innocent. Evan is a staff reporter of The Wall Street Journal and as we watch these baseless proceedings play out, we must not let anyone, or any government, suggest otherwise. It is well past time for Evan to come home. #IStandWithEvan #JournalismIsNotACrime

The travesty continues. #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/world/falsely-…

We’ll keep telling Evan Gershkovich’s story—until he can tell his own #IStandWithEvan

The @WSJ front page today. Evan Gershkovich’s stories have been missing in our pages for one year as of today. This is the journalism that Russia has taken from you. #FreeEvan #IStandWithEvan

We’ll keep telling Evan Gershkovich’s story—until he can tell his own. #IStandWithEvan

We @IAPE1096-represented reporters at @WSJ and @barronsonline are doing our part: digital subs grew 12% YoY to 4.6 million and EBITDA margins were best Q1 since 2008. Yet @DowJones is offering us 3% raises, after two years of 8% and 4.7% avg inflation, respectively.

It's been six months since our @WSJ colleague Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained in Russia. Journalism isn't a crime. Free him now. #IStandWithEvan

13 WEEKS that our friend and ⁦@WSJ⁩ colleague Evan Gershkovich has been wrongfully detained in Russia. Help us keep this travesty top of mind for world leaders. Bring him home #IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan #Journalismisnotacrime wsj.com/articles/russi…

The world cares about the unjust imprisonment of our colleague and friend Evan Gershkovich, perhaps more than Putin ever expected. #FreeEvan #IStandWithEvan

Today in our newsrooms in NYC, DC and London. #IStandWithEvan Photo credit: WSJ

Carvana is rushing to conserve cash as once-plentiful financing options dry up and business deteriorates on.wsj.com/3OtQOBR

Some finance chiefs are adding borrowing capacity under their revolving credit lines, in part to prepare for an economic slowdown, @kcbroughton and @Nina_Trentmann report. wsj.com/articles/some-… via @WSJ

Companies across industries and credit ratings are paying down debt as they aim to save on interest costs and put low-yielding cash deposits to work. @kcbroughton @Nina_Trentmann wsj.com/articles/busin…

In Aug 2021, @kcbroughton and I wrote about Carvana's reliance on car loan revenue. The stock sank ever since, from $361 to $9 today, as rate rises hit the whole business model wsj.com/livecoverage/s…

Higher interest rates are putting more pressure on companies to free up cash from operations. “This wasn’t as big a deal when rates were at 1%, but now, at over 4%, it matters,” one CFO said, pointing to rising borrowing costs. @Nina_Trentmann @kcbroughton wsj.com/articles/risin…

As the strong dollar pinches corporate earnings, more companies are emphasizing figures that strip away the negative impact of exchange rates, @kcbroughton reports. wsj.com/articles/compa… via @WSJ

CFOs across industries are evaluating their funding options as rates rise. In the data-center industry, that involves figuring out whether it's the right time to tap the securitization market, where issuance has plunged, @kcbroughton reports. wsj.com/articles/data-…

Fanatics, the sports merchandising company, named Andrea Ellis as CFO of its sports betting division ahead of its planned launch in early 2023, @kcbroughton reports wsj.com/articles/fanat…