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Jordyn Holman

New York

Business Reporter and Columnist, Corner Office at The New York Times

Reporter @nytimes • Writer of “Corner Office” • Busy reading some book • Chicagoan forever • [email protected]

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  • 6 days ago | wyborcza.biz | Jordyn Holman

  • 1 week ago | seattletimes.com | Jordyn Holman

    Hedge your language. Don’t be too specific. Don’t say “Trump.”For CEOs, speaking in public has become a tightrope walk. Say the wrong word, and it might tick off the White House. As companies start to feel the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, especially the 30% tax on Chinese goods, they have a responsibility to tell their investors how they will deal with the higher costs. For many companies, that means raising prices.

  • 2 weeks ago | telegraphindia.com | Jordyn Holman

    For CEOs, speaking in public has become a tightrope walk, say the wrong word, and it might tick off the White House Jordyn Holman Published 23.05.25, 05:57 AM Hedge your language. Don’t be too specific. Don’t say “Trump.” For CEOs, speaking in public has become a tightrope walk. Say the wrong word, and it might tick off the White House.

  • 2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Jordyn Holman

    Public companies are obligated to tell investors how tariffs could affect corporate financial results. But some are trying to do it with euphemisms to avoid the president's anger. Hedge your language. Don't be too specific. Don't say "Trump."For chief executives, speaking in public has become a tightrope walk. Say the wrong word and it might tick off the White House.

  • 3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Jordyn Holman

    Paula Kerger, the chief executive of PBS, is used to fights over the public broadcaster's funding. But to her, the latest threats feel like "all-out effort to take us out."Credit Credit... Visuals by Maansi Srivastava Every couple of years, Paula Kerger, the long-serving chief executive of PBS, faces pushback from Congress. It often comes from Republicans who argue that public broadcasters like PBS and NPR are biased and not deserving of taxpayers' money.

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Jordyn Holman
Jordyn Holman @JordynJournals
12 May 25

RT @Cuse_MBB: "Your path will not be a straight line." @carmeloanthony with wisdom for the Class of 2025 #CuseFamily | #SUGrad25 🍊 https:…

Jordyn Holman
Jordyn Holman @JordynJournals
11 May 25

RT @JonnyNemo: Sunday Business ☕️🗞️ Thanks @JordynJournals for the profile in NYT Corner Office https://t.co/P7xeXsDdgo

Jordyn Holman
Jordyn Holman @JordynJournals
10 May 25

The perfect Mother’s Day read: “The Three Mothers” by @annas_tea_. The book focuses on the lives and lessons of Alberta King, Louise Little and Berdis Baldwin. If you don’t know those names you definitely know their sons https://t.co/KzGtnWl16l