Guillermo Molero is a News Rotator for Bloomberg News, with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in New York City. His articles cover a range of topics including urban development, technology, gig economy, and international news. With his work featured in various publications, Guillermo brings a diverse perspective to his reporting.
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Guillermo's coverage spans a variety of topics including crime, government and politics, real estate, business & industry. His focus is local to the United States, specifically New York City.
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The US men’s national soccer team has a new coach, and a major donor to help pay his salary: Ken Griffin.
The US men's national soccer team has a new coach, and a major donor to help pay his salary:
By: Guillermo Molero
The two year-deal is worth $6 million a year, making Pochettino the highest-paid coach in US soccer history.
Dan Arnold seemed so perfectly ordinary at the helm of LPL Financial Holdings Inc. that one industry publication complimented him for his “vanilla vision.”
By: Guillermo Molero
October 3, 2024 Dan Arnold seemed so perfectly ordinary at the helm of LPL Financial Holdings that one industry publication complimented him for his “vanilla vision.”
By: Hannah Levitt, Guillermo Molero
JPMorgan Chase & Co. named Michelle Herrick the next head of its $145 billion commercial real estate business, succeeding Al Brooks, who has overseen the unit for nearly a decade.
By: Hannah Levitt, Guillermo Molero
JPMorgan Chase & Co. named Michelle Herrick the next head of its $145 billion commercial real estate business, succeeding Al Brooks, who has overseen the unit for nearly a decade.
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