Glenn Hall, Editor in Chief

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 Washington, D.C., Amsterdam and Frankfurt. As a reporter, he worked in both print and television 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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Wells Fargo Toys With TARP: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall, Editor in Chief

Wells Fargo may be the only bank that can do what it likes with TARP.

09:44AM 12/11/09

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Small Banks Happy to Let Big Banks Pay: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall, Editor in Chief

With Congressional leaders vilifying megabanks as they draft new punishments, er, I mean rules, for the banking industry, smaller banks seem more than happy to let the big banks pay.

09:20AM 12/10/09

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Obama's TARP-for-Jobs Nonsense: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall, Editor in Chief

President Obama keeps stretching the TARP mandate from a banking bailout, to a banking-and-auto-industry bailout and now a TARP-for-Jobs bailout. How about TARP for everyone!

09:32AM 12/09/09

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Obama Should Sell Citigroup Now: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall, Editor in Chief

The Obama administration would be selling its Citigroup stake If it really cared about what's best for shareholders and taxpayers.

10:30AM 12/07/09

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Citigroup Trapped By TARP Missteps: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall, Editor in Chief

Citigroup may end up being the last major bank trapped by TARP, and that's its own fault.

10:15AM 12/04/09

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GE Clings to Piece of NBC: Today's Outrage

By Glenn Hall, Editor in Chief

General Electric just couldn't let go of NBC Universal - not all the way. As part of the announced joint venture, GE will get a 49% stake in the combined operation.

09:18AM 12/03/09

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