Gary Silverman - Financial Times

Gary Silverman was appointed US News Editor, based in New York, in May 2006. Previously, he was the marketing correspondent, based in London, and the US banking editor, based in New York.

Prior to joining the FT, he was the money and banking editor of BusinessWeek, a business writer for Newsday, Hong Kong correspondent with the Far Eastern Economic Review and a Malaysia correspondent for Bloomberg Business News.

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Some still define the president by comparison with someone else

Bosses of other companies should pay heed to Best Buy chief’s fall

Zuckerberg take note: at a certain age you should leave the hoodie at home

An anti-gay talk-show host has embarked on a flight of sexual fantasy

Bill Clinton has reportedly been offering Obama some pugilistic advice

I suspect some political pundits are up to no good

I can see similarities in the lives of columnists and presidential candidates, writes Gary Silverman

Hooded sweatshirts have become the focus of controversy in the US

Plenty of Americans see more weapons as the solution to gun violence, writes Gary Silverman

Much of high finance isn’t all that complicated, writes Gary Silverman

The president follows in the good-hearted footsteps of Fred Rogers

The love that dare not speak its name is out of the political closet

Big Apple is cock-a-hoop over basketball ace

The retirement of its PR chief shows Goldman wants to turn over a new leaf

Jeb Bush’s reference to his father is indicative of a growing arrogance among society’s elite, writes Gary Silverman

I’ll never look at the men in suits in quite the same way

New York’s attitude to gambling has always been inconsistent

Orwell provides some of the best commentary for those interested in the Republican debates

I’m not sure whether this week’s Iowa presidential caucus was good for the country, but it helped Kelly Clarkson, writes Gary Silverman

Thanks to political developments this week, people here in the New York area can finally support one of their own in the 2012 presidential election. The funny thing is, that contest isn’t in the US, it’s in Russia

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