Paul Kiernan is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, specializing in economics and business. With experience covering a wide range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, he brings a keen insight into economic policy and capital markets. Paul has been featured in various prominent outlets such as MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and Financial News.
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Paul Kiernan's focus is on legal policy, regulation, and government announcements with a strong emphasis on finance. He covers topics related to the stock market, politics, impeachment, SEC regulations and cryptocurrency. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts with insights into regulatory changes affecting financial markets or political developments influencing economic policies.
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By: Paul Kiernan
Gov. Gavin Newsom said the plan is an attempt to address the state’s affordability crisis.
By: Paul Kiernan
Opponents are pushing to overturn the levy, and the City Council is considering changes.
By: Paul Kiernan
Gavin Newsom’s move follows broadening signs of public discontent over AI’s impact on jobs.
By: Max Colchester, Paul Kiernan
Political analysts say Steve Hilton faces long odds in November. even if he emerges from California’s gubernatorial primary.
By: Paul Kiernan
The union said the lowest-paid workers at SoFi Stadium would get a big pay raise to $40 an hour.
By: Paul Kiernan
The development sets up a high-stakes showdown between the healthcare workers’ union pushing the levy and top political, business and labor leaders fighting it.
By: Paul Kiernan, Laura J. Nelson
The offer comes just after the state said the proposal had gained enough signatures to appear on the ballot, but it faces opposition from billionaires—and another union.
By: Paul Kiernan
The Figueroas are back in Altadena after a fire leveled 6,000 homes in the area.
By: Paul Kiernan, Laura J. Nelson
The divisive proposal heads to the ballot after attempts to reach a compromise deal failed.
By: Paul Kiernan
Santa Monica is starting to bounce back from a state of “fiscal distress” including financial woes, declining international tourism and fading retail.
