As a journalist, Dori’s work has appeared in

               Columns: The University of Washington Magazine
               Washington CEO
               U.S. News & World Report
               Business Week
               The Daily Princetonian
               Youngstown Vindicator
               China Business Review
               The National Observer

Columns magazine, 2007
Following the Money: It's a maze of statistics, multipliers and matrices, but one intrepid reporter strives to make sense of the UW's economic impact on our region. December 2007, page 28.
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Washington CEO, 2006-7
The Good Fight. Microsoft has suffered in recent years from increased competition and a weak stock price.  The company is drawing from its huge treasury to fight back. In doing so, it’s giving a big boost to Washington’s economy.
October 2006, page 32.
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Boeing Strikes Back. By focusing on efficient aircraft that can fly long distances without stopovers, Boeing overtakes Airbus.
Cover story, December 2006, page 24.
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Coffee Diplomacy. Starbucks made ambitious goals when it entered the international market. But the market turned out to be even larger than it anticipated.
Cover story, May 2007, page 20.
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U.S. News & World Report, October 1999 – June 2000
Senior Editor, West Coast business and technology
Numerous articles, including:

Rearranging Microsoft: The end of the software giant as we know it? Cover story, Nov. 15, 1999, page 47.
Hell, no. We won’t trade. How an obscure trade organization became a lightning rod for protest. Nov. 1, 1999, page 54.
Trade’s battle hits Seattle. In the quiet boardrooms, an admission that the noisy protesters have a point. Dec. 13, 1999, page 20.
Craving your next Web fix: Internet addiction is no laughing matter. Jan. 17, 2000.
A boob tube with brains: High-tech heavies battle to bring smart TV to your living room. March 13, 2000, page 42.
The Internet’s second coming: Web-enabled phones hit the U.S. market. June 12, 2000, page 42.
Leaving Moore’s Law in the dust: Three technologies break the speed barrier. July 10, 2000, page 37.
Why Gates is smiling: Forget the breakup – Microsoft has new worlds to conquer. March 5, 2001, page 38.
Boeing, Boeing gone: Its HQ move signals more shocks for Seattle. April 2, 2001, page 39.

Business Week, January 1981 – July 1995
Hong Kong bureau chief and Seattle bureau chief.
More than 200 articles, including these cover stories:

The Future of Hong Kong: Can Michael Sandberg’s Hongkong & Shanghai Bank live with ‘Red Capitalism’? March 5, 1984
Capitalism in China: Under Deng Xiaoping, It’s OK to Get Rich. Jan 14, 1985.
Deng’s Dilemma: Ideology vs. Prosperity in China. Sept. 14, 1987
Communism in Turmoil: Special Reports on China and the Soviet Union, June 5, 1989
China: The Great Leap Backward. June 19, 1989
The Other China: As the mainland lurches backward, Taiwan looks better and better. Nov. 6, 1989
High-Tech Heaven: Why America’s Pacific Northwest Is So Attractive to Technology Companies. May 25, 1992

The Daily Princetonian
Numerous articles, October 1972 – December 1974, under byline Dori Jones
Executive editor, January – December 1975

Youngstown Vindicator
Summer intern, 1972 and 1973
Numerous feature articles under byline Dori Jones.

China Business Review
Numerous articles, 1979 – 1980, under byline Dori Jones.

The National Observer
Summer intern, 1974 and 1975
Numerous feature articles under byline Dori Jones.