Jim Puzzanghera
Jim Puzzanghera writes about business and economic issues from the Times’ Washington, D.C., bureau. He joined The Times in 2006 and won the paper’s Editor’s Award in 2009 for coverage of the financial crisis. He has worked in the nation’s capital since 1998 and is a two-time National Press Club award winner for Washington coverage. A Northwestern University graduate, he previously worked for the San Jose Mercury News, Newsday and the St. Petersburg Times.
Recent Articles
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Net neutrality supporters say online rally is just the start of the fight to keep tough FCC rules
Some of the Web’s biggest names — Amazon, Google, Netflix and Twitter — joined thousands of smaller websites Wednesday in urging users to tell Washington to leave the Internet the way it is. On website banners, pop-up widgets, blog posts and videos, Web companies said that could only be accomplished...
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Get ready to hear a lot about net neutrality if you use Amazon, Google, Netflix or hundreds of other websites
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Get ready to hear a lot about net neutrality if you use Amazon, Google, Netflix or hundreds of other websites
Prepare to be assaulted by net neutrality. On Wednesday, millions of Americans unwittingly will be drawn into the heated battle over the controversial rules for online traffic that Republicans are pushing to dismantle. Amazon, Google, Netflix and hundreds of other websites that support the rules...
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Trump to nominate investment fund manager Randal Quarles to key Federal Reserve post
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Trump to nominate investment fund manager Randal Quarles to key Federal Reserve post
President Trump made the first move Monday to put his stamp on the Federal Reserve, announcing he intended to nominate investment-fund manager Randal Quarles to a key post overseeing the central bank’s regulatory efforts, the White House said. The nomination, if confirmed by the Senate, would fill...
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Trump to nominate investment fund manager Randal Quarles to key Federal Reserve post
President Trump made the first move Monday to put his stamp on the Federal Reserve, announcing he intended to nominate investment-fund manager Randal Quarles to a key post overseeing the central bank’s regulatory efforts, the White House said. The nomination, if confirmed by the Senate, would fill...
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The Fed took bold steps to boost the economy. Will undoing one of them rattle markets?
The Fed audaciously purchased trillions in bonds in an unprecedented attempt to boost economic growth. Now it wants to reduce the stock of assets with as little fanfare and disruption as possible.
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The Fed took bold steps to boost the economy. Will undoing one of them rattle markets?