Rob Cox
Rob Cox helped establish breakingviews in 2000 in London. From 2004 he spearheaded the firm's expansion in the US and edited its American edition, including the daily breakingviews column in the New York Times. Prior to joining breakingviews, Rob held senior editorial positions at Bloomberg News in London, Milan and New York. Rob is a frequent contributor on CNBC and his work has appeared in many prestigious publications including the Wall Street Journal, New York magazine the Times, Esquire, Barron's and the Daily Telegraph. He is a graduate of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism and the University of Vermont.
Contact Info
- Tel: +1 646 223 6091
- E-mail: rob.cox@thomsonreuters.com
Recent stories
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Dan Loeb enters pantheon of bad-ass investors
Résumé-gate claimed Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson. But the hedge fund manager still needs to articulate a credible plan to return the internet also-ran to relevance. What’s undeniable is that Loeb has proven to Corporate America that underestimating him can prove perilous.
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Dimonfreude is irresistible, but may be dangerous
The glee is understandable: JPMorgan, scourge of regulators and king of Wall Street which broke Bear, Lehman and MF Global, at last receives its comeuppance. But one of the few banks that sidestepped the crisis has been proven fallible. That will shake confidence in the system.
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When shareholder democracy trumps the real thing
Motions on the ballots at BofA and 3M this week give investors an opportunity to rectify the Supreme Court’s flawed Citizens United decision. Moreover, voting to restrict the use of corporate money in political campaigns isn’t just morally right, it’s also good business.
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How to succeed in business without really bribing
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Facebook infected by Google's antitrust limbo
- Wal-Mart scandal demands spirit of Sam Walton
- Kraftwerk bangs home note on tech obsolescence
- World Bank wackiness explains odd U.S. choice
- Avon's hapless board opened door to Coty's bid
