Sarah Bloom Raskin on Federal Reserve Nominee
Sarah Bloom Raskin, former Fed governor and deputy treasury secretary, joins CNBC’s “Closing Bell” to discuss the opposition to President Trump’s nomination of Herman Cain to the Federal Reserve Board and comments from Fed vice chair Richard Clarida. Senate should look at prior statements of Fed nominees, says former Fed Reserve governor CNBC: The Closing […]
Bonnie: Conservation Needs Paradigm Shift
Branding Iron | April 9, 2019 By Elizabeth Chambers Conservation policy needs more carrots and fewer sticks if we are going to create a long-lasting and effective model of protecting the natural environment, says former Natural Resources and Environment undersecretary at the United States Department of Agriculture Robert Bonnie. Bonnie, currently the Rubenstein Fellow at Duke University, spoke […]
Sarah Bloom Raskin on the Dangers of Politicizing the Fed
Rubenstein Fellow Sarah Bloom Raskin, a former governor of the Federal Reserve and deputy treasury secretary, comments on the dangers of appointing political allies to the Federal Reserve Board. Trump Taps Former Pizza Exec Cain for Fed Seat CFO | April 5, 2019 By Matthew Heller Why Politicizing the Federal Reserve Could Have Dangerous Consequences CNN […]
Moore Wants Feds To Slash Interest Rates Right Away
The Rock Gazette | April 4, 2019 By Richard Fernandez Stephen Moore is asking the Federal Reserve to slash the interest rates immediately, a move that would reinforce the fears of Wall Street of an impending recession. The economist of President Donald Trump Moore on Tuesday said that he would be nominating to the Federal […]
Sarah Bloom Raskin on the U.S. Economy
Sarah Bloom Raskin, former Fed governor and deputy treasury secretary, joins CNBC’s “Closing Bell” to discuss the current state of the U.S. economy and the latest moves from the Federal Reserve. Former Fed governor breaks down possibility of a rate cut this year CNBC: The Closing Bell March 26, 2019, 3:54 PM EST
Retired General Officer Optimistic About Future
RedstoneRocket | March 20, 2019 By Wendy Reeves During times of political and economic turmoil, retired Gen. Martin Dempsey offered hope when he spoke at the University of Alabama in Huntsville’s Distinguished Lecture Series. “Fear is such a powerful, powerful emotion,” Dempsey told a crowd of about 250 business and community leaders at the UAH […]
Podcast with Robert Bonnie: Bridging the Rural-Urban Divide for Environmental Conservation
The Measure of Everyday Life | March 20, 2019 In this podcast, Robert Bonnie, a Rubenstein Fellow at Duke University and the former Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Emily Pechar, a recent graduate of the Duke University PhD in Environmental Policy program, talk about a new project to better understand […]
E Source Seeks Nominations for Jim Rogers Innovation Award
PRWEB | March 19, 2019 E Source is pleased to announce the launch of a new energy industry award in memory of Jim Rogers, former chairman and CEO of Duke Energy. To honor his commitment to promoting industry innovation as well as the key role he played in advising E Source on how to better support […]
In a Complicated Time, U.S. Leadership Requires Allies, says Former Chair of Joint Chiefs
The University of Alabama in Huntsville | March 12, 2019 By Jim Steele In a connected world awash in 24-hour news cycle information and disinformation, the United States will continue its vital global leadership role as long as its leaders remember the reasons for established global alliances, Gen. Martin Dempsey told defense and community leaders at […]
Sarah Bloom Raskin Comments on the European Central Bank’s Lower Growth Forecast
Rubenstein Fellow and former Fed Governor, Sarah Bloom Raskin, speaks with CNBC and ETF Trends about the European Central Bank’s move to lower growth forecasts for 2019, and what it means for the global economy. Draghi’s move was significant, took markets by surprise: Former Fed governor Raskin CNBC: The Closing Bell March 7, 2019, 4:02 […]