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Author: Albert Bozzo
    Albert Bozzo
    Albert Bozzo is Senior News Editor in charge of features and specials at cnbc.com. Most recently he was Executive Producer and Director of Video Programming at Forbes.com. In the past seven years, Albert has held senior news room positions at several Internet sites. In addition, he spent 15 years in financial TV, including a variety of senior positions at CNN and Bloomberg in London and New York. Albert is the recipient of such industry awards as CableACE and Overseas Press Club. He holds degrees from Beloit College and Columbia University.
    Friday, 19 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    Both parties not only question the Fed’s performance but worry that the financial reforms will make the central bank even more politicized.
    Wednesday, 17 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    The  financial overhaul expands the Fed's powers but also restricts them, underscoring the central bank's awkward role in bank  regulation and the economy.
    Tuesday, 16 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    The new financial consumer protection agency to be included in Obama's regulatory reforms will have broad powers, covering a variety of products and services, CNBC.com has learned.
    Monday, 15 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    Though the Obama administration is offering a less radical regulatory reform plan for the financial sector, the measures may still attract serious opposition.
    Friday, 12 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    “I would assume this will go down to the wire," says one economist. “The jury is still out on whether all these programs are working or not working. There’s no mileage for the administration to declare early.”
    Thursday, 11 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    Inflation hawks are circling the market,  but unlike in past recoveries, it's unlikely to rear its ugly head anytime soon. In fact, the threat may be years away, say economists.
    Thursday, 11 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    The Republican Party blueprint for reform would strip the Federal Reserve of significant powers, create a single banking regulator, establish a special bankruptcy code to handle the collapse of too-big-to-fail non-banking firms and promises "no more bailouts."
    Tuesday, 9 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    The Republican Party blueprint for reform would strip the Federal Reserve of significant powers, create a single banking regulator, establish a special bankruptcy code to handle the collapse of too-big-to-fail non-banking firms and promises "no more bailouts."
    Tuesday, 9 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    "In 90 days you've gone from an attitude on Wall Street that the financial system is on the precipice to a feeling that happy days are here again," one pro says.
    Tuesday, 9 Jun 2009 | Posted By: Albert Bozzo | Source: CNBC.com
    A report by the Congressional Oversight Panel says the Obama administration's program to test the financial health of the nation's biggest banks was "constructive" but also raises "serious qustions."
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