An inspector general review of the Federal Reserve’s headquarters renovation found no sign that then-Chair Jerome Powell broke the law or committed misconduct in his management of the costly project, ...
Jerome Powell ended his two-term tenure as Federal Reserve chairman this month. During his time in charge of the central bank, he was tasked with battling the highest inflation rates the country had ...
The Federal Reserve's inspector general cleared Powell of criminal wrongdoing in a report Wednesday that noted poor project management of the Fed headquarters’ renovation.
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The Trump administration is not looking to reopen a criminal investigation into Former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell ...
The Federal Reserve's internal watchdog said it found no evidence a $2.5 billion project at the Fed's Washington headquarters violated federal law.
The watchdog faulted the central bank's board for management failures but referred no one for criminal prosecution ...
Trump's Department of Justice previously opened a probe into the delayed project, with Trump himself repeatedly suggesting that then-Chairman Powell was engaged in underhanded activities related to ...
Kevin Hassett says Jerome Powell should leave the Federal Reserve Board, calling his continued presence "completely unprecedented" after his term ended.
Jerome Powell was cleared of criminal wrongdoing in the Fed’s $2.5 billion “Palace of Versailles” headquarters fiasco — but what about the rest of his screwups as head of the nation’s central bank?
WASHINGTON- Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s immediate predecessors knew how to “go big” in a crisis, steer a committee towards an interest rate decision, and oversee changes in central bank ...
Scott Melker reflects on Fed Chair Jerome Powell's tenure and legacy at the Federal Reserve. "The Daily Wolf with Scott Melker" airs every day at 12:00 p.m. Tune in for your daily dose of all things ...