Allan Sloan

Allan Sloan is an American journalist, formerly senior editor at large at Fortune magazine.[1]

Sloan was born in Brooklyn, New York and is a 1966 graduate of Brooklyn College and a 1967 graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He attended the Jewish Theological Seminary for two years while he was an undergraduate at Brooklyn College.[2]

He is a veteran journalist who worked at Newsweek before being hired by Fortune, and has spoken about the economy on TV shows such as Charlie Rose, The Colbert Report and regularly on American Public Media's Marketplace found on NPR.

In 2008, Sloan won the Gerald Loeb Award for the seventh time. The prize was given for his story "House of Junk", which showed how subprime mortgages "went bad".[3]

Awards

1975 Gerald Loeb Award for Large Newspapers for "Utility Rates: Too High or Too Low?"[4][5]
1985 Gerald Loeb Award for Magazines for "Full Speed Ahead - Damn the Torpedoes"[6]
1991 Gerald Loeb Award for Commentary for "Deal" columns[7]
1993 Gerald Loeb Award for Commentary for "Deal" columns[4]
1998 Gerald Loeb Award for Commentary for selected columns[8]
2001 Gerald Loeb Lifetime Achievement Award[9]
2008 Gerald Loeb Award for Magazines for "House of Junk"[3]

References

Roush, Chris (20 February 2015). "Biz journalism legend Sloan has left Fortune". Talking Biz News. Retrieved 26 June 2015.
"Allan Sloan Biography", PBS, retrieved April 24, 2010
Altman, Joseph (June 30, 2008), "N.Y. Times wins 3 Loeb Awards; Sloan gets his 7th", Newsvine, Associated Press, archived from the original on February 25, 2012, retrieved April 24, 2010 – via Internet Archive
"Historical Winners List". UCLA Anderson School of Management. Retrieved January 31, 2019.
"Royster wins Loeb Award for financial journalism". The New York Times. September 25, 1975. p. 64. Retrieved February 6, 2019.
Starkman, Dean (2014). The Wathdog That Didn't Bark: The Financial Crisis and the Disappearance of Investigative Journalism. New York: Columbia University Press. p. 89. ISBN 978-0-231-53628-8.
Thomson, Susan (June 1991). "Loeb Winners Announced" (PDF). The Business Journalist. 30 (1). Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing. p. 3. Retrieved February 2, 2019.
"Winners and Finalists in Loeb Competition Announced". The Write News. May 19, 1998. Retrieved February 3, 2019.
"Financial Journalists Chosen For 2001 Gerald Loeb Honors". The New York Times. June 1, 2001. Retrieved February 4, 2019.

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Gerald Loeb Award winners for Columns, Commentary, and Editorials

Gerald Loeb Award for Editorials (1970–1972)
(1970–1973)	Patricia Shontz (1970) Philip Greer (1971) Robert H. Metz (1972)

Gerald Loeb Award for Columns/Editorial (1973–1976, 1978–1982)
(1973–1976)	Clem Morgello (1973) Henry Wallich (1974) Edwin Darby (1975) Joseph A. Livingston (1976)
(1978–1979)	Hobart Rowen (1978) Robert L. Bartley (1979)
(1980–1982)	Alan Gersten (1980) Paul Lieberman (HM) (1980 shared) Tom Bethell (HM) (1980 shared) Sarai Ribicoff (1981) Stan DeCoster (HM) (1981 shared) Ann Baldelli (HM) (1981 shared) George Melloan (1982 shared) Lester C. Thurow (1982 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Columns (1977)
(1977)	Lee Mitsang (1977)

Gerald Loeb Award for Editorial/Commentary (1984)
(1984)	Robert L. Heilbroner (1984)

Gerald Loeb Award for Commentary (1985–2018)
(1985–1989)	Daniel Henninger (1985) Michael Kinsley (1986 shared) Robert Samuelson (1986 shared) Richard Doak (1987) Ron Ridenhour (1988) Gordon Crovitz (HM) (1988) David Warsh (1989)
(1990–1999)	L. Gordon Crovitz (1990) Allan Sloan (1991) Warren T. Brookes (1992) Allan Sloan (1993) Robert J. Samuelson (1994) Jane Bryant Quinn (1995) Bill Bishop (1996) Holman W. Jenkins Jr. (1997) Allan Sloan (1998) Walter S. Mossberg (1999)
(2000–2009)	David Ignatius (2000) Floyd Norris (2001) Gretchen Morgenson (2002) Jerry Flint (2003) Michael Hiltzik (2004) Peter Eavis (2005) Robert L. Pollock (2006 shared) Steven Pearlstein (2006 shared) Steve Bailey (2007) Joe Nocera (2008) Daniel Howes (HM) (2008) Brian M. Carney (2009)
(2010–2019)	Joseph E. Stiglitz (2010) Paul Krugman (2011) Zanny Minton Beddoes (2012 shared) Edward Carr (2012 shared) John Peet (2012 shared) Patrick Foulis (2012 shared) John O'Sullivan (2012 shared) John Gapper (2013) Peter Goodman (2014) Jesse Eisinger (2015) James B. Stewart (2016) Adrian Wooldridge (2017) Ed Silverman (2018) Andy Kessler (2019)

Gerald Loeb Award winners for Large Newspapers
(1974–1979)	Paul Steiger (1974) Allan Sloan (1975) Susan Trausch (1977 shared) Larry Collins (1977 shared) Paul Steiger (1978 shared) Robert Rosenblatt (1978 shared) Ronald Soble (1978 shared) Murray Seeger (1978 shared) Sam Jameson (1978 shared) N. R. Kleinfield (1979 shared) Richard C. Longworth (1979 shared) Bill Neikirk (1979 shared)
(1980–1989)	Gaylord Shaw (1980 shared) Tom Redburn (1980 shared) William C. Rempel (1980 shared) Cathleen Decker (1980 shared) William J. Eaton (1980 shared) Norman Kempster (1980 shared) Larry Pryor (1980 shared) Bill Stall (1980 shared) Penelope McMillan (1980 shared) Jonathan Neumann (1981 shared) Ted Gup (1981 shared) Linda Grant (1982 shared) Karen Tumulty (1982 shared) Robert Frump (1983) Dan Morgan (1984) Ted Gup (HM) (1984) Paul Blustein (1985) Jane Applegate (HM) (1985 shared) Patrick Boyle (HM) (1985 shared) James Flanigan (HM) (1985 shared) Linda Grant (HM) (1985 shared) Michael Hiltzik (HM) (1985 shared) John Lawrence (HM) (1985 shared) Paul Richter (HM) (1985 shared) Nancy Rivera (HM) (1985 shared) Debra Whitefield (HM) (1985 shared) Ken Auletta (1986) Kimberly Greer (1987) Daniel Hertzberg (1988 shared) James B. Stewart (1988 shared) Donald L. Barlett (1989 shared) James B. Steele (1989 shared)
(1990–1999)	David A. Vise (1990 shared) Steve Coll (1990 shared) Bryan Burrough (1991) Gerard O'Neill (1992 shared) Dick Lehr (1992 shared) Bruce Mohl (1992 shared) Brian C. Mooney (1992 shared) Karen Douglass (1992 shared) Alix M. Freedman (1993) Scot J. Paltrow (1994) Joel Rutchick (1995 shared) Timothy Heider (1995 shared) Thomas M. Burton (1996 shared) Scott Kilman (1996 shared) Richard Gibson (1996 shared) Bruce D. Butterfield (1997) Michael Siconolfi (1998) Joel Rutchick (1999)
(2000–2009)	Ellen E. Schultz (2000) William Heisel (2001 shared) Mark Katches (2001 shared) Ronald Campbell (2001 shared) Duff Wilson (2002 shared) David Heath (2002 shared) Alec Klein (2003) David B. Ottaway (2004 shared) Joe Stephens (2004 shared) Walt Bogdanich (2005) Ann Hardie (2006) Carrie Teegardin (2006) Alan Judd (2006) Charles Forelle (2007 shared) James Bandler (2007 shared) Mark Maremont (2007 shared) Steve Stecklow (2007 shared) Walt Bogdanich (2008 shared) Jake Hooker (2008 shared) David Barboza (2008 shared) Andrew W. Lehren (2008 shared) Gretchen Morgenson (2009 shared) Peter S. Goodman (2009 shared) Charles Duhigg (2009 shared) Carter Dougherty (2009 shared) Eric Dash (2009 shared) Julie Creswell (2009 shared) Jo Becker (2009 shared) Sheryl Gay Stolberg (2009 shared) Stephen Labaton (2009 shared)
(2010–2014)	Michael Moss (2010 shared) Andrew Martin (2010 shared) Ben Casselman (2011 shared) Russell Gold (2011 shared) Douglas A. Blackmon (2011 shared) Vanessa O'Connell (2011 shared) Alexandra BerzonandAna Campoy (2011 shared) Ken Bensinger (2012) Patricia Callahan (2013 shared) Sam Roe (2013 shared) Michael Hawthorne (2013 shared) Barton Gellman (2014 shared) Laura Poitras (2014 shared) Ellen Nakashima (2014 shared) Craig Timberg (2014 shared) Steven Rich (2014 shared) Ashkan Soltani (2014 shared)

Gerald Loeb Lifetime Achievement Award winners
(1992–1999)	Hobart Rowen (1992) Carol Loomis (1993) James W. Michaels (1994) Leonard Silk (1995) Marshall Loeb (1996) Jane Bryant Quinn (1997) Alan Abelson (1998) Stephen B. Shepard (1999)
(2000–2009)	Norman Pearlstine (2000) Allan Sloan (2001) Paul Steiger (2002) Floyd Norris (2003) Louis Rukeyser (2004) Byron E. "Barney" Calame (2005) Myron Kandel (2006) Matthew Winkler (2007) Daniel Hertzberg (2008) Bill Emmott (2009)
(2010–2018)	Walt Bogdanich (2010) Steven Pearlstein (2011) Jerry Seib (2012) John Huey (2013) James Flanigan (2014) James Grant (2015) Paul Ingrassia (2016) Walt Mossberg (2017) Joann Lublin (2018) Martin Wolf (2019)

Gerald Loeb Award winners for Magazines
(1958–1959)	Werner Renberg (1958) Ernest Havermann (1959)
(1960–1969)	John A. Conway (1960) Leonard S. Silk (1961) Richard Austin Smith (1962) Sandford Brown (1963) John Brooks (1964) Lee Silberman (1965) Charles E. Silberman (1966) Max Ways (1967) Michael Laurence (1968) John Brooks (1969)
(1970–1979)	John F. Lyons (1970) Chris Welles (1971) Kenneth Auchincloss (1972) Everett Mattlin (1973) Carol J. Loomis (1974) Marshall Loeb (1975) Gordon Williams (1976) David Warsh (1977) Lawrence Minard (1977) Lewis Lapham (1978) William Tucker (HM) (1978) William Tucker (1979) Robert Heilbroner (HM) (1979)
(1980–1989)	Walter Guzzardi Jr. (1980) William Tucker (1981) L. J. Davis (1982) Joseph Nocera (1983) Andrew Tobias (1984) Richard L. Stern (1985 shared) Howard Rudnitsky (1985 shared) Barbara Donnelly (1986) William C. Symonds (1987) Robert Heilbroner (1988) Eric Schurenberg (1989 shared) Lani Luciano (1989 shared) Carol J. Loomis (1989 shared)
(1990–1999)	Peter Brimelow (1990 shared) Leslie Spencer (1990 shared) Joseph S. Coyle (1991 shared) Frank Lalli (1991 shared) Denise Topolnicki (1991 shared) Elizabeth MacDonald (1991 shared) Robert Wool (1991 shared) Connie Bruck (1991 shared) Jonathan Beaty (1992 shared) S. C. Gwynne (1992 shared) Richard Behar (1992 shared) Brian O'Reilly (1993) Bryan Burrough (1994) Phillip Longman (1995) Joseph Nocera (1996) Mark Maremont (1997 shared) Jane Sasseen (1997 shared) Michael Mandel (1998 shared) Dean Foust (1998 shared) Shane Tritsch (1999)
(2000–2009)	Jeff Blyskal (2000) Gary Rivlin (2001) David Henry (2002 shared) Nanette Byrnes (2002 shared) Hal Lux (2003) Aaron Bernstein (journalist)
(2010–2014)	James Bandler (2010) Amanda Bennett (2011 shared) Charles R. Babcock (2011 shared) Peter Elkind (2012 shared) Jennifer Reingold (2012 shared) Doris Burke (2012 shared) Connie Bruck (2013 shared) Robert Capps (2013 shared) Cam Simpson (2014)

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