MarketWatch.com has named Rob Schroeder its Washington bureau chief.
“Rob has covered three presidents and countless DC scandals, shutdowns, lockdowns, and hoe-downs, somehow without ever losing his cool,” wrote MarketWatch editor in chief Jeremy Olshan on Twtter.
Schroeder has been with MarkeWatch.com since August 2004, writing about financial regulation, politics and corporations.
Schroeder’s articles have appeared in The Washington Post, Time Asia, The Baltimore Sun, The Christian Science Monitor and other publications. From 1998 to 2001 he was a reporter for BridgeNews, covering U.S. foreign policy and energy.
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