Shelby Holliday is a Wall Street Journal reporter covering political and business stories for WSJ's video team.
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​Throughout the 2016 election, Shelby traveled across the country to talk to voters, report on key primary races and cover the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. She interviewed presidential candidates along the way, and on election night, Shelby reported live from Donald Trump's victory party in New York City.

In in addition to covering the Trump administration and its impact on businesses and consumers,
​Shelby hosts a weekly "Barron's Buzz" business segment and guest-hosts WSJ's live-streaming "Lunch Break" show.
She also contributes news and analysis to shows on Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC and Fox Business.
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Prior to joining The Wall Street Journal, Shelby worked as a reporter for Bloomberg TV and an anchor for the CBS-partnered Channel One News. Covering a broad range of stories, she filed reports from Myanmar, Rwanda, Kenya, South Africa, Mexico and Guantanamo Bay. Shelby received a 2014 Telly Award for her series on the rise of China.

Some of Shelby's favorite stories include bungee-jumping with Army troops, flying in NASA's zero gravity plane and climbing wind turbines with energy experts. She has also interviewed a number of celebrities and athletes including Pharrell, Lil Wayne, Daniel Radcliffe, Jack Nicklaus and Charles Barkley. 

Shelby is originally from Denver and graduated with a business degree from the University of San Diego.