
Yuval Rosenberg oversees all aspects of The Fiscal Times' website and email newsletter, from editorial to audience and business development. Before being named editor in chief, he served as executive editor and business editor. Yuval has also worked at Newsweek, Fortune, Fast Company and WNYC. His writing has appeared in publications including BusinessWeek, CNBC.com, CNNMoney.com, Fast Company, Fortune, Newsweek, Money and Time.
Recent Stories By Yuval Rosenberg:
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Covid Relief Bill Stalls in Fight Over Unemployment BenefitsMarch 6, 2021
Senate Democrat’s push to pass President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill stalled out on Friday, leaving party leaders scrambling to ensure that they’d have the votes needed for passage....
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GOP Turns to Delay Tactics to Stall Covid Relief Bill in SenateMarch 4, 2021
The Senate on Thursday afternoon began what promises to be a lengthy debate over a modified version of President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, with Senate Majority Leader...
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White House Pulls Tanden Nomination for Budget OfficeMarch 3, 2021
The White House on Tuesday gave up its fight to have Neera Tanden lead the Office of Management and Budget, accepting the first Cabinet-level defeat for a Biden nominee. President Biden said in a...
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Senate Democrats Still Debating Key Elements of Covid Rescue PlanMarch 2, 2021
Democrats remain divided over some elements of the $1.9 trillion Covid relief plan, with centrists including Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire looking to cut back...
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Biden Says US Will Have Enough Vaccine for Every Adult by End of MayMarch 2, 2021
President Biden on Tuesday announced that drug giant Merck will help manufacture the newly approved single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine. “Two of the largest health care and pharmaceutical...
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How Much Aid Do State and Local Governments Really Need?March 2, 2021
The $350 billion in state and local aid included in Democrats’ $1.9 trillion Covid relief package is proving to be another point of contention, even among Democrats. Several Democratic senators have...
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Stimulus Update: Senate Democrats Look to Overcome DivisionsMarch 2, 2021
Democrats’ sprint to pass a $1.9 trillion Covid relief package ahead of the March 14 expiration of enhanced unemployment benefits is more akin to a relay race. The House of Representatives, as...
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Chart of the Day: The Stimulus Check EffectFebruary 26, 2021
In another sign of economic recovery, personal income jumped 10% in January, lifted by $600 government coronavirus relief payments and enhanced unemployment benefits, the Commerce Department said...
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The Next Phase in the Stimulus FightFebruary 25, 2021
The House is set to vote on Democrats’ $1.9 trillion Covid rescue plan on Friday, sending the package to the Senate, where it is expected to pass — likely with some revisions, and with zero...
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Tanden Votes Postponed in Latest Sign of Trouble for Biden’s Budget NomineeFebruary 25, 2021
Two Senate committees abruptly delayed planned votes Wednesday on Neera Tanden’s imperiled nomination to head the Office of Management and Budget, underscoring the difficulty President Biden’s pick...
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More Than 150 Top Business Leaders Back Biden's Covid PlanFebruary 24, 2021
As Democrats press ahead with plans to pass a $1.9 trillion Covid relief package by a process that would bypass the need for Republican support, more than 150 CEOs of large American companies are...
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Tweet of the Day: What’s Missing From GOP Attacks on Biden Rescue PlanFebruary 23, 2021
Republicans have been slamming President Biden’s Covid rescue plan, arguing that it is more focused on advancing a longstanding liberal wishlist than on delivering real pandemic relief. GOP...