Jeannine Aversa, a longtime business reporter for the Associated Press, has resigned to accept a position with Bloomberg News.
Since 1999, she’s covered economics for the AP, including the Fed and the Treasury Department.
Earlier this year, she became the first woman reporter to ask a Federal Reserve chairman a question during a press conference. Of course, it was the first press conference ever given by a Fed chairman.
“Since 2000, I also have been part of the AP’s election analysis team, which calls presidential, senate and others races on election night,” said Aversa in an e-mail. “I have reported on politics, law enforcement, telecommunications and other areas at the AP.”
Aversa is a graduate of the University of Missouri.
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