Alex Klein reports on business, finance, and economics for Newsweek and The Daily Beast. He has written for New York Magazine, The New Republic, The Times of London, and other publications.
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Big Business: Let the Sun Shine In
Big box retailers are covering their roofs with solar panels. Alex Klein reveals why. MORE
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Zuckerberg’s Back: The First Post-IPO Interview
In his first interview since Facebook’s dreadful IPO, Mark Zuckerberg offers a new, mobile-heavy... MORE
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What the Jobs Number Misses
The August nonfarm payroll report, released Friday morning, will be spun by both campaigns.... MORE
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Will the Economy Doom Obama?
At a breakfast for business leaders, real estate entrepreneur Barry Sternlicht talks politics and... MORE
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How to Make Free Money Betting on 2012
A quirk in two political-prediction markets has created a (practically) no-lose investment... MORE
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The Real Economy: Slowing Down?
While housing and the stock market continue their recovery, two major indicators spell bad news for... MORE
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7 Insanely Expensive Apartments
Real estate pitched at the .001 percent is moving briskly MORE
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Obama’s Surprise RNC Boost
Why are the online gamblers at InTrade snubbing Mitt this week? MORE
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You’re Financially Illiterate
A new report from the Securities and Exchange Commission reveals just how little most of us know... MORE
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Mitt’s Man on Wall Street
Mitt Romney’s devilish finance chairman is the hedge-funder’s hedge-funder.... MORE
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Why Draghi is Skipping Jackson Hole
The markets are puzzling over the ECB President’s decision to miss out on Jackson Hole’s annual... MORE
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Photo Finished
Just months ago Instagram celebrated a billion-dollar buyout. Now it’s falling along with Facebook.... MORE
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Wall Street Loves LinkedIn
Alex Klein reports on the professional network that’s beating the social bubble. MORE
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Disclosures Detail Romney Company Stakes
Mitt and Ann Romney’s far-flung investments included loans to – or stakes in – hundreds of... MORE
