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Douglas Appell

Senior Reporter (Money management/Mutual funds)
617-292-3376
dappell@pionline.com

Doug joined P&I as a reporter in the Boston office in 2003, covering money managers and mutual funds. He was equities editor for Dow Jones & Co. in Tokyo. He also worked for Dow Jones' Asian Wall Street Journal, where he wrote a weekly "Heard on the Street" column from Kuala Lumpur. Doug has a bachelor's degree in economics from Cornell University and a master's in international relations from John Hopkins University. Doug also spent a year at Tokyo University, where he studied Japanese politics on a Fulbright scholarship. He is fluent in Japanese.

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