Ronald Henkoff '76, the editor of the award-winning Bloomberg Markets magazine and an executive editor of Bloomberg News, has been a business journalist for more than three decades. Before joining Bloomberg News as global features editor, Henkoff worked at Fortune magazine where he was Chicago bureau chief and a member of the board of editors. Prior to that he worked for Newsweek magazine in New York, Houston, and London and was Newsweek's European economics editor. Bloomberg Markets, the world's leading financial magazine with 375,000 readers in 150 countries, provides comprehensive, in-depth coverage of the global financial markets and is the go-to source of information on the most essential, can't-miss financial news. A graduate of Carleton College, Henkoff holds an M.S. from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism and an M.A. in international history from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Taking a look at how the economy has been affected by scandals within financial institutions, the title of his presentation was "Money, Power and Trust."
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- Description Ronald Henkoff '76, the editor of the award-winning Bloomberg Markets magazine and an executive editor of Bloomberg News, has been a business journalist for more than three decades. Before joining Bloomberg News as global features editor, Henkoff worked at Fortune magazine where he was Chicago bureau chief and a member of the board of editors. Prior to that he worked for Newsweek magazine in New York, Houston, and London and was Newsweek's European economics editor. Bloomberg Markets, the world's leading financial magazine with 375,000 readers in 150 countries, provides comprehensive, in-depth coverage of the global financial markets and is the go-to source of information on the most essential, can't-miss financial news. A graduate of Carleton College, Henkoff holds an M.S. from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism and an M.A. in international history from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Taking a look at how the economy has been affected by scandals within financial institutions, the title of his presentation was "Money, Power and Trust."
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