Nat Worden

TheStreet.com Senior Writer

Nat covers the media sector and the U.S. auto industry for TheStreet.com, and he writes an occasional column on a variety of topics. Previously he covered retail and markets. He graduated from Colorado College with a Bachelor's Degree in English in 1999, interned with the National Journalism Center in Washington, D.C. in 2000, and then spent two years working at Forrester Research in Cambridge, MA. He also has a Master's degree from New York University in Business and Economic Reporting. Nat has appeared on CNBC and National Public Radio, and his work has been published in The New York Times, Newsday, the Village Voice, Footwear News, Venture Capital Journal, Buyouts Newsletter and Private Equity Week.

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The 5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street: May 9

By Nat Worden

Bear Stearns' odd couple; our leading contrary indicators; no country for BofA; Sprint to the finish; Microhoo, we hardly knew you.

Related Topics: Market Commentary

07:01AM 05/09/08

Article

AIG Battered by Derivative Writedowns

By Nat Worden

The insurance giant lost $7.81 billion in its first quarter due to heavy writedowns on credit-default swaps and mortgage-related investments.

06:01PM 05/08/08

Article

Economy Better, but Not Yet Out of Woods

By Nat Worden

While conditions on Wall Street have shown signs of improvement, Main Street's pain has yet to fully set in.

Related Topics: Bonds/Economy | Banks | Market Commentary | Markets | Financial Services

06:44AM 05/08/08

Article

Disney Rides Parks to Strong Showing

By Nat Worden

The entertainment giant beat Wall Street's expectations in its second quarter.

Related Topics: Media | Earnings

05:16PM 05/06/08

Article

Fannie Shares Recover After Grim Results

By Nat Worden

Despite an ugly forecast from the government-sponsored mortgage giant, the stock rallied after its federal regulator said it would lower a capital requirement.

Related Topics: Earnings | Financial Services

02:04PM 05/06/08

Article

Fannie Mae Spanked by $2.2 Billion Loss

By Nat Worden

The government-sponsored mortgage giant sees 'severe weakness' in the U.S. housing market, cuts its dividend and plans to raise $6 billion to shore up its finances.

Related Topics: Earnings | Financial Services | Banks

10:11AM 05/06/08

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Fannie Posts Loss, to Raise $6 Billion

By Nat Worden

The government-sponsored mortgage giant will cut its dividend and sell common and preferred stock to shore its balance sheet.

Related Topics: Earnings | Financial Services

08:52PM 05/05/08

Video

Ron Paul on Money: The Forbidden Issue

By Nat Worden

Ron Paul gives an update on his presidential campaign and says monetary policy is the root cause of our economic problems and the forbidden issue in American politics.

12:59PM 05/03/08

Article

Coming Week: Not There Yet

By Nat Worden

Despite initial optimism in the jobs market and in the credit markets last week, the U.S. economy has a ways to go to cure what ails it.

Related Topics: Market Commentary | Bonds/Economy | Markets

11:33AM 05/03/08

Article

Job Loss Far Below Expectations

By Nat Worden

The Labor Department reported a loss of just 20,000 jobs in April, a quarter of March's loss.

Related Topics: Markets | Bonds/Economy

09:25AM 05/02/08

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