Advisory services at the intersection of economics, economic policy and finance, including written commentary, public events, and closed door counsel. Specialize in central banks. Author and former Wall Street Journal chief economics correspondent, economics editor, markets editor, Heard on the Street writer, Asia correspondent. Experience in New York, Hong Kong and Washington D.C. Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2014 for coverage of the Federal Reserve; part of a WSJ team that was Pulitzer finalist in 2009 for coverage of the financial crisis; contributed on-the-ground reporting to the WSJ’s 9/11 coverage which won a Pulitzer in 2002. Engagements with StoneX Group, Mastercard, Chubb, Washington Speakers Bureau, Curley Co. and more.

Available for commentary on the Federal Reserve, the economy, markets and elections, women in economics, and more.

Author of "Yellen," an economics book disguised as a love story, about Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, her Nobel-prize winning husband George Akerlof, and their turbulent journey in modern economics.

Senior writer, economics editor, markets editor, chief economics correspondent and Heard on the Street writer. Twice voted among the nation’s most influential financial journalists, according to surveys of fellow journalists by Gorkana. 25+ years experience covering economic and financial crises. Pulitzer Prize finalist 2014 for coverage of the Federal Reserve; part of a WSJ team that was Pulitzer finalist in 2009 for coverage of banking crisis; contributed on-the-ground reporting to the WSJ’s 9/11 coverage which won a Pulitzer in 2002. Featured in the book, "September Twelfth," for coverage of attacks.