Crain’s New York Editor is Fired

April 19, 2012

Xana Antunes, the Editor-in-Chief of Crain’s New York, has been fired. Talking Biz News reports that she has been replaced on a temporary basis by Glenn Coleman.

Jill Kaplan, Publisher of Crain’s New York, gave the following statement to Talking Biz:

Rance Crain, owner and editor-in-chief, made the decision he wanted and we needed a change in leadership for a shift in direction for Crain’s New York. We thank Xana for her contributions.

Antunes had been the publication’s editor since 2008.

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