Maureen Farrell

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Finance Reporter at The New York Times

New York Times finance reporter and coauthor of The Cult of We. Formerly WSJ. Send me your tips! Signal: 718-715-5209

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Articles

En Wall Street hay molestia e inquietud por los aranceles

2 weeks ago | infobae.com | Rob Copeland |Maureen Farrell |Lauren Hirsch

United States Politics and GovernmentHedge FundsBanking and Financial InstitutionsUnited States EconomyStandard & Poor's 500-Stock IndexHigh Net Worth IndividualsAckman, William ABessent, ScottDimon, JamesFink, Laurence DLutnick, Howard WTrump, Donald JWiles, SusieLos inversores multimillonarios se encuentran en una posición poco familiar: observan y se inquietan mientras los aranceles avanzan y el mercado bursátil se tambalea.
Miljardairs op Wall Street clashen met Trump vanuit ongemakkelijke positie: ‘Waar zijn de anderen? Waarom spreken zij zich niet uit?’

2 weeks ago | demorgen.be | Rob Copeland |Maureen Farrell |Lauren Hirsch

Miljardairs van Wall Street zijn het niet gewend om aan de zijlijn toe te kijken. Maar dat is precies waar ze zich nu bevinden, nadat president Donald Trump hun smeekbeden om zijn tariefplannen in te trekken heeft genegeerd. Zij vinden dat zijn plannen de economie nochtans in gevaar brengen. Terwijl de beursverliezen blijven oplopen, halen de grote bedrijfsleiders alles uit de kast in de hoop Trump van gedachten te doen veranderen.
Wall Street Bursts With Anger Over Tariff 'Stupidity'

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Rob Copeland |Maureen Farrell |Lauren Hirsch

Billionaire investors are in an unfamiliar position, watching and cringing as tariffs roll on and the stock market reels. Wall Street billionaires are not used to being on the outside looking in. But that is where they find themselves after President Trump ignored their appeals to call off his tariff plans which they fear could endanger the economy.
Wall Street’s Decision Makers Brace for More Chaos After Markets Plunge - The New York Times

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Rob Copeland |Lauren Hirsch |Maureen Farrell

The financial titans who backed Trump are now dealing with the fallout from his tariffs. They spent the weekend surveying the damage of last week’s major sell-off.
After blowout week, Wall Street decision-makers brace for more chaos

2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Rob Copeland |Lauren Hirsch |Maureen Farrell |NYT Business

There was little rest on Wall Street this weekend. There was plenty of anger, anxiety, frustration and fear. Anger at President Donald Trump for a brash and chaotic rollout of tariffs that erased trillions of dollars in value from the stock market in two days. Anxiety about the state of the private equity industry and other colossal funds with global investments.
Wall Street giant takes over Panama Canal

1 month ago | thestar.com.my | Peter Eavis |Maureen Farrell

US President Donald Trump had been hammering Panama for weeks over its most valuable asset, the Panama Canal, saying, without evidence, that China operated the waterway. There seemed to be no way Panama could get Washington off its back. Now, Wall Street has intervened.
Paul Weiss' startling deal with Trump creates shockwaves for legal world

1 month ago | seattletimes.com | Lauren Hirsch |Maureen Farrell |Danielle Kaye

Some lawyers said the deal was driven by profit. Others said it was enabling autocracy. All over the legal world, lawyers on Friday were talking about the deal that Paul Weiss, one of the nation’s most prominent law firms, made with President Donald Trump to escape an executive order that would have prevented it from representing many clients before the federal government.
Paul Weiss Deal With Trump Faces Backlash From Legal Profession

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Danielle Kaye |Lauren Hirsch |Maureen Farrell

Some lawyers said the deal was driven by profit. Others said it was enabling autocracy. One said the move prompted her to quit her legal job in disgust. All over the legal world, lawyers on Friday were talking about the deal that Paul Weiss, one of the nation's most prominent law firms, made with President Trump to escape an onerous executive order that would have prevented it from representing many clients before the federal government.
Maior gestora do mundo fecha acordo histórico após pressão de Trump; entenda

1 month ago | einvestidor.estadao.com.br | Peter Eavis |Maureen Farrell

O presidente Donald Trump vinha criticando o Panamá por semanas devido ao seu ativo mais valioso, o Canal do Panamá, dizendo, sem evidências, que a China operava a via aquática. Parecia não haver maneira de o Panamá se livrar da pressão de Washington. Na terça-feira (4), Wall Street interveio.
BlackRock-led Investment Group to Buy Panama Ports

1 month ago | rethinking65.com | Peter Eavis |Maureen Farrell

President Donald Trump had been hammering Panama for weeks over its most valuable asset, the Panama Canal, saying, without evidence, that China operated the waterway. There seemed to be no way Panama could get Washington off its back. On Tuesday, Wall Street intervened. An investment group led by BlackRock, a giant U.S. asset manager, said it had agreed to buy two ports in Panama owned by a Hong Kong company that had become the focus of the tensions between Panama and Trump.