Mary Helen Gillespie
@maryhelengillespie.bsky.social
Somebody’s got to write about it. Might as well be me. Lifelong journalist and fur mama.
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Here’s the link to my story on #TheStreet that President Trump retweeted on Truth Social late last night. I started this week covering the Federal Reserve Bank, the economy, tariffs(!) and Medicare/Medicaid. Drop a dime ‘cause I got the time. 📰 📱 📺
Here’s the link to my story on #TheStreet that President Trump retweeted on Truth Social late last night. I started this week covering the Federal Reserve Bank, the economy, tariffs(!) and Medicare/Medicaid. Drop a dime ‘cause I got the time. 📰 📱 📺
Housing market chief Pulte sends blunt message on Fed interest rate cuts
The multimillionaire Director of the FHFA offered a frank opinion.
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May 31, 2025 at 11:45 AM
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Here’s the link to my story on #TheStreet that President Trump retweeted on Truth Social late last night. I started this week covering the Federal Reserve Bank, the economy, tariffs(!) and Medicare/Medicaid. Drop a dime ‘cause I got the time. 📰 📱 📺
Here’s the link to my story on #TheStreet that President Trump retweeted on Truth Social late last night. I started this week covering the Federal Reserve Bank, the economy, tariffs(!) and Medicare/Medicaid. Drop a dime ‘cause I got the time. 📰 📱 📺
Reposted by Mary Helen Gillespie
As people live longer, work, retirement, family life, and society will need to evolve.
New blog post: bit.ly/4fvwj4D
New blog post: bit.ly/4fvwj4D
The 100-Year Life: Is It Real?
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November 19, 2024 at 2:51 PM
As people live longer, work, retirement, family life, and society will need to evolve.
New blog post: bit.ly/4fvwj4D
New blog post: bit.ly/4fvwj4D
Reposted by Mary Helen Gillespie
Instead of performative blue bracelets, here are 5 ways to be a better ally for Black women coworkers:
- Speak their name when they aren’t around
- Endorse them publicly
- Invite them to high-profile meetings
- Share their career goals with decision-makers
- Recommend them for stretch assignments
- Speak their name when they aren’t around
- Endorse them publicly
- Invite them to high-profile meetings
- Share their career goals with decision-makers
- Recommend them for stretch assignments
November 14, 2024 at 7:13 PM
Instead of performative blue bracelets, here are 5 ways to be a better ally for Black women coworkers:
- Speak their name when they aren’t around
- Endorse them publicly
- Invite them to high-profile meetings
- Share their career goals with decision-makers
- Recommend them for stretch assignments
- Speak their name when they aren’t around
- Endorse them publicly
- Invite them to high-profile meetings
- Share their career goals with decision-makers
- Recommend them for stretch assignments
Reposted by Mary Helen Gillespie
like a snuff film for his dignity
November 17, 2024 at 10:11 PM
like a snuff film for his dignity
November 16, 2024 at 4:37 AM
BTW, am also a childless cat lady with a strong affinity for black dogs, British murder mysteries, Broadway and West End productions, gardening and a farm-to-table lifestyle.
November 14, 2024 at 5:46 PM
BTW, am also a childless cat lady with a strong affinity for black dogs, British murder mysteries, Broadway and West End productions, gardening and a farm-to-table lifestyle.
Hello! I am a veteran business journalist/editor with a strong background in personal finance, retirement and women and money coverage. Also former j-school adjunct and current mentor. Hit me up with story ideas. You can find me here or at Retirement Daily on TheStreet.com.
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November 14, 2024 at 5:39 PM
Hello! I am a veteran business journalist/editor with a strong background in personal finance, retirement and women and money coverage. Also former j-school adjunct and current mentor. Hit me up with story ideas. You can find me here or at Retirement Daily on TheStreet.com.