Rachel Wolfe is an Economics Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a variety of topics including the music business, labor markets, and entertainment news, with a keen focus on celebrities, concerts, and nightlife. Rachel's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Pantagraph, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian.
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Rachel's articles predominantly focus on lifestyle and personal finance topics, often incorporating data and seasonal trends. She may be open to pitches featuring consumer behavior studies or market trend analyses related to personal finance, homeownership, and shopping habits.
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Louisiana facility beset by escapes, health hazards and otters biting visitors is trying to put its checkered past behind it.
By: Rachel Wolfe, Georgia Wells
As ‘nudify’ tools proliferate online, parents and schools are struggling to protect young victims.
By: Georgia Wells, Rachel Wolfe
As ‘nudify' tools proliferate online, parents and schools are struggling to protect young victims.
By: Micah Maidenberg, Rachel Wolfe
A launch site and $100 billion capital investment are primed to transform a quaint area known for duck hunting.
By: Micah Maidenberg, Rachel Wolfe
VERMILION PARISH, La.—At a bait shop here, owner Seth Chapman has been keeping an informal poll about the newcomers who will soon be coming to—and launching rockets from—the rural area west of New Orleans.
By: Rachel Wolfe
A former boy-band member has turned his remixes of classic nursery rhymes into a sold-out global touring sensation.
MORRISON, Colo.—The scene at Red Rocks Amphitheatre had all the hallmarks of an electronic dance music festival.
By: Justin Lahart, Rachel Wolfe
The country is adding around 80,000 new jobs a month, an improvement from last year, but workers are still wary of job hopping.
American workers are staying put. Workers across all sectors are switching jobs about as infrequently as they were in the years when the
A former boy-band member has turned his remixes of classic nursery rhymes into a global touring sensation
