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- Ellen Pollock is leaving her role as Business editor of The New York Times this month.
- She led the Business department for nine years, overseeing competitive coverage and a large staff.
- Pollock took over the desk in 2017 after stints at American Lawyer, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg Businessweek.
- She said she will take a break before announcing her next position, emphasizing truth-focused, nuanced reporting.
