Glenn Hall

Editor in Chief

Glenn Hall is the New York-based Editor in Chief of TheStreet.com. Previously, he served as deputy editor and chief innovation officer at The Orange County Register and as a news manager at Bloomberg News in Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Washington, D.C. As a reporter, he covered business and financial markets, worked in both print and television in the U.S. and Europe, and conducted in-depth investigative coverage at The Journal-Gazette in Fort Wayne, Ind. His work also has been published in a variety of newspapers including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and International Herald Tribune. Hall received a bachelor's degree in journalism and political science from The Ohio State University and a certificate in project and program management from Boston University.
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Time to Explain Citi, Bank of America Bailout: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

Singling out Citigroup and Bank of America, the Congressional Oversight Panel says the government owes taxpayers some explanations about the bailout.

09:59AM 11/06/09

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Verizon Abuses Customers With Higher New Phone Fee: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

Verizon's plan to double early termination fees is just plain stupid.

08:48AM 11/05/09

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Corzine Loss to Christie Signals Waning Influence of Goldman Club: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

The defeat of Jon Corzine by Chris Christie in the New Jersey governor race may be a sign that voters are sick of the political influence of the Goldman Sachs alumni club.

09:34AM 11/04/09

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Jobs From Obama Stimulus Spending Don't Come Cheap: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

Jobs created by Obama's stimulus spending have cost an average of about $230,000 each. If only those were the actual salaries!

10:43AM 10/30/09

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Bank of America Can't Find CEO: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

Bank of America can't seem to find any qualified candidates outside the bank who want to be CEO. Why is the board surprised?

09:31AM 10/28/09

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Bank Reform Looks Too Big to Pass: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

When you see the likes of Goldman Sachs setting aside billions of dollars for bonuses, you know that that the bankers aren't too worried about "reform."

09:56AM 10/26/09

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Divide Widens Between Consumer, Investment Banks: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

Bank of America's loss, in stark contrast to JPMorgan's profit, reflects a growing divide between consumer and investment banks. It's also a reminder that consumer woes cannot be ignored.

10:30AM 10/16/09

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Citi, Goldman Deflate Dow: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

Citi and Goldman Sachs didn't offer enough "wow" to sustain the Dow.

01:18PM 10/15/09

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JPMorgan, Intel Do What J&J Couldn't: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall

If the market got to pick its starting lineup for earnings season, JPMorgan and Intel would have been out before Johnson & Johnson. Dow 10K here we come!

08:58AM 10/14/09

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