The Washington Post, author page: Renae Merle
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The Washington Post author page for Renae Merle, described as an editor on the Style desk who joined The Washington Post in 2001 and has written about military contractors, Wall Street and the collapse of the housing market. The page states Renae Merle has been an editor on the Business desk, launched the Road to Recovery vertical during the pandemic and was a 2010 Knight Bagehot fellow at Columbia University. Listed articles include an August 4, 2020 item on the end of a federal eviction moratorium and a July 24, 2020 item on a $3.9 billion Goldman Sachs settlement in the 1MDB scandal. A July 21, 2020 item reports that a federal eviction moratorium ending that week put 12 million tenants at risk.
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Renae Merle Washington, D.C. Education: Columbia University, MBA; Columbia University, MS in journalism; University of Texas, BS in journalism Renae Merle is an editor on The Washington Post's Style desk. She joined The Washington Post in 2001 and has written about military contractors, Wall Street and the collapse of the housing market during the financial crisis. She has been an editor on the Business desk and launched a vertical during the pandemic, Road to Recovery. She has also worked for The Associated Press covering Texas politics and written about healthcare at The Wall Street Journal. She was a 2010 Knight Bagehot fellow at Columbia University. Share confidential news tips with The Post Latest from Renae Merle Trump says he’s ‘stopping evictions.’ Here’s why they’re still happening. Trump’s executive order directed federal regulators to study whether an eviction moratorium was necessary and others to investigate whether they could appropriate money for rental assistance. But it fell short of reinstating the federal eviction ban that expired last month. August 17, 2020 Trump attempts to wrest tax and spending powers from Congress with new executive actions August 8, 2020 Trump is calling for another moratorium on evictions. Landlords are pushing back. Reinstating a federal moratorium is a short term fix to a long-term problem, landlords say. When the moratoriums eventually end, millions of renters will owe months of back rent they can’t afford, delaying their eventual eviction while leaving landlords to swallow the shortfall, they say. August 6, 2020 Warren says SEC should investigate potential insider trading at Eastman Kodak Kodak said in a statement that it intends to fully cooperate with any potential inquiries. August 4, 2020 A federal eviction moratorium has ended. Here’s what renters should know. Of the 110 million Americans living in rental households, 20 percent are at risk of eviction by Sept. 30, according to an analysis by the Covid-19 Eviction Defense Project, a Colorado-based community group. African American and Hispanic renters are expected to be hit hardest. August 4, 2020 Goldman Sachs reaches $3.9 billion settlement in 1MDB scandal Investigators had linked the Malaysian sovereign wealth fund to a multibillion-dollar money laundering scheme. July 24, 2020 Banks face a unique coronavirus problem: Now everyone is wearing a mask The head of one of the country’s most powerful banking regulators has said he was worried that face-mask requirements “create the very real risk of increases in bank robberies.” July 22, 2020 A federal eviction moratorium ends this week, putting 12 million tenants at risk The expiration of the federal protection comes as state and local eviction bans are also starting to expire and the enhanced unemployment benefit that has kept many renters afloat is scheduled to end. July 21, 2020 Big banks prepare for protracted recession, report significant drop in profits The banks’ more pessimistic outlooks come as millions of people remain out of work, thousands of small businesses close their doors forever and some states begin to shutdown for a second time to contain the spread of the coronavirus. July 14, 2020 21 injured after fire breaks out on Navy ship in San Diego The fire occurred aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard, an amphibious assault ship that was docked at a pier at Naval Base San Diego in California. July 12, 2020
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