Yuval Rosenberg

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:

Mnuchin, Powell Say Economy Needs More Coronavirus AidSeptember 22, 2020

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told lawmakers Tuesday that Congress’s early response to the coronavirus pandemic helped support the economy — but that more...
Justice Dept. Labels Three Cities as 'Anarchy' Jurisdictions, Targets for Funding CutsSeptember 21, 2020

The Justice Department said Monday that New York City, Seattle and Portland, Oregon, would be designated as jurisdictions “that have permitted violence and destruction of property,” opening up the...
CDC Removes New Guidance on How Coronavirus SpreadsSeptember 21, 2020

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is making some confusing — and potentially controversial — changes to its guidance on how the coronavirus spreads. What’s happening: The agency on...
Congress Still Doesn’t Have a Deal on Stopgap Spending BillSeptember 17, 2020

Congress has just two major items on its agenda before the November elections: That stalled coronavirus relief deal and a must-pass stopgap spending bill to avoid a government shutdown after...
Pelosi Doubles Down on Demand for $2.2 Trillion in Coronavirus ReliefSeptember 17, 2020

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi indicated Thursday that Democrats will keep pressing for a coronavirus relief package of at least $2.2 trillion. “It's hard to see how we can go any lower when you only...
Trump Admin Spending Millions on PR to ‘Inspire Hope’ on Covid: CDC DirectorSeptember 17, 2020

CDC Director Robert Redfield’s testimony before a Senate panel on Wednesday made headlines for his comments that face masks probably offer more protection against the coronavirus than a vaccine and...
Trump Urges GOP to Go for ‘Much Higher Numbers’ on Covid ReliefSeptember 16, 2020

Maybe a coronavirus relief deal isn’t dead yet. While talks haven’t resumed, pressure is building — and now it’s coming from the White House, too. After months of stalemate, President Trump on...
House Moderates Pitch $1.5 Trillion Coronavirus Relief PlanSeptember 16, 2020

Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said Tuesday that the House, just back in session after its summer recess, won’t leave for the November elections until a deal is reached on another coronavirus relief...
Biden’s Tax Plan: Who Really Would Pay More?September 14, 2020

Joe Biden’s tax plan would have high earners paying significantly more, with the top 1% of households shouldering 80% of the increase while those earning less than $400 would see no change on average...
Trump’s Payroll Tax Plan FizzlesSeptember 11, 2020

President Trump’s payroll tax deferral plan is fizzling. The plan, meant to boost workers’ incomes by allowing their employers to postpone collection of the 6.2% employee share of the tax funding...
Senate Dems Block GOP’s Scaled-Back Coronavirus Relief BillSeptember 10, 2020

Senate Republicans on Thursday failed to advance their scaled-back coronavirus relief package, as Democrats blocked the roughly $650 billion plan, which they called woefully inadequate. House...
Biden Pitches Corporate Tax Changes to Boost U.S. JobsSeptember 9, 2020

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden rolled out corporate tax proposals Wednesday aimed at protecting U.S. workers by encouraging companies to invest in jobs domestically and punishing...