Suzanne Cosgrove
Finance and Business Writer
Bio
Suzanne Cosgrove spent much of her career at financial wire services and the Chicago Tribune, where she served as assistant financial editor. In 1996, she opened the Chicago bureau for the Market News International wire service and served as bureau chief for four years. In addition to freelance work, Suzanne is an adjunct professor at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
What Happens After QE?
Attend a speech by any Federal Reserve official, and you will hear this question from the audience: When will the…
MSRI Prize: Robert Shiller Keeps Innovating
Robert Shiller is best known for the index that bears his name, but from digital media to new concepts for futures and securities, he isn’t running out of ideas anytime soon.
Nearing Middle Age, FX Futures Show No Sign of Slowing Down
Foreign currency futures celebrated their 40th anniversary in May, but shifts in the global marketplace appear to be giving it a second wind.
The New Information Paradigm
The explosive growth of the digital world appears to have a further upside as new information technologies – and their…