John Cassidy Biography

John Cassidy (brought into the world 1963) is a British-American columnist who is a staff author at The New Yorker and a supporter of The New York Review of Books has recently been an editorial manager at The Sunday Times of London and an appointee supervisor at the New York Post. He got his undergrad instruction at University College Oxford and holds graduate degrees in news coverage and in financial matters from Columbia University and New York University separately. He is the creator of Dot.con: The Greatest Story Ever Sold which analyzes the website air pocket and How Markets Fail: The Logic of Economic Calamities which consolidates a doubtful history of financial matters with an examination of the lodging air pocket and credit bust. Contact a speaker booking operator to check accessibility on John Cassidy and other top speakers and big names.

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