Alan Rappeport is an Economic Policy Reporter at The New York Times. He covers a range of topics including markets, the economy, and international affairs, with a focus on government and politics, business and economics, and the impacts of significant events like the Russia-Ukraine War. Alan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Boston Globe, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Telegraph.
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By: Chris Cameron, Campbell Robertson, Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Mattathias Schwartz, Alexandra Berzon, Maya King, Maggie Astor, Nick Corasaniti, Alan Rappeport, Theodore Schleifer, Maggie Haberman, Alan Blinder, Jonathan Swan
Kamala Harris, at the Ellipse, and Donald Trump, at Madison Square Garden, made their final big arguments to voters. Now they’re in the battlegrounds to try to seal the deal.
By: Alan Blinder, Maggie Astor, Annie Karni, Simon J. Levien, Reid J. Epstein, Shashank Bengali, Jonathan Weisman, Chris Cameron, Patricia Mazzei, Adam Nagourney, Neil Vigdor, Alan Rappeport, Tim Balk, Maggie Haberman, Amy Qin, Michael Gold, Michael C. Bender
A sharp October hiring slowdown, which was expected because of a large labor strike at Boeing and two hurricanes in the Southeast, came ahead of campaign stops by Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump in Michigan and Wisconsin.
By: Maggie Haberman, Simon J. Levien, Reid J. Epstein, Amy Qin, Michael C. Bender, Alan Rappeport, Maggie Astor, Jonathan Weisman, Neil Vigdor, Patricia Mazzei, Alan Blinder, Annie Karni, Chris Cameron, Tim Balk, Shashank Bengali, Michael Gold, Adam Nagourney
A sharp October hiring slowdown, which was expected because of a large labor strike at Boeing and two hurricanes in the Southeast, came ahead of campaign stops by Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump in Michigan and Wisconsin.
By: Michael M. Grynbaum, Erica L. Green, Maggie Astor, Alan Rappeport, Reid J. Epstein, Michael C. Bender, Adam Nagourney, Neil Vigdor, Julie Bosman, Amy Qin, Annie Karni, Jazmine Ulloa, Campbell Robertson, Jonathan Weisman, Michael Gold, Shashank Bengali, Alan Blinder, Mattathias Schwartz
A sharp October hiring slowdown, which was expected because of a large labor strike at Boeing and two hurricanes in the Southeast, came ahead of campaign stops by Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump in Michigan and Wisconsin.
By: Alexandria Symonds, Jim Tankersley, Charles Homans, Maya C. Miller, Mark Barrett, Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Glenn Thrush, Patricia Mazzei, Benjamin Oreskes, David W. Chen, Julian E. Barnes, Michael Gold, Kassie Bracken, Isabelle Taft, Noah Throop, Jordan Gale, Maggie Haberman, Yousur Al, Nick Corasaniti, Theodore Schleifer, Alan Rappeport, Remy Tumin, Jazmine Ulloa, Emily Cochrane, Joel Wolfram, Ashley Wu, Emily Rhyne
Voters are choosing between Kamala Harris and Donald J. Trump, a decision that has polarized a wearied electorate. Nearly every poll in the seven battleground states says the race is a tossup.
By: Alan Rappeport
Republicans and Democrats used the latest jobs numbers to bolster their arguments about who would be better at managing the economy.
By: Michael D. Shear, Jonathan Swan, Annie Karni, Carl Hulse, Alan Feuer, Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Luke Broadwater, Michael Crowley, Catie Edmondson, Alan Rappeport, Maggie Haberman, Maya C. Miller, Edward Wong
The president-elect’s picks include two Republicans from New York who fought for him during his first impeachment. He is expected to nominate Senator Marco Rubio of Florida for secretary of state.
By: Jonathan Swan, Alan Rappeport, Jeanna Smialek, Maggie Haberman
President-elect Donald Trump is eyeing a new candidate for Treasury Secretary amid internal debate over who should have the role: former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh. Trump is also considering Wall Street billionaire Marc Rowan.
The conflicting goals of President-elect Donald J. Trump’s economic agenda have been playing out as he debates whom to choose as his Treasury secretary, a job that will entail steering tax
By: Alan Rappeport, Maggie Haberman
Alan Rappeport and Maggie Haberman New York Times President-elect Donald Trump picked Scott Bessent to serve as Treasury secretary
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