John Ratigan
John Ratigan
John Ratigan is a Global Managing Editor for Corporate Finance at Bloomberg News Service. His expertise includes mergers and acquisitions, the U.S. Stock Market and initial public offerings (IPOs).
He made an appearance on Oprah Winfrey’s Show in 2008 to discuss the financial crisis and was awarded the Gerald Loeb Award for his 2004 coverage of Enron’s scandal.
Early Life and Education
On July 1828, John Ratigan was born in his birthplace of New York to Thomas Ratigan and Mary Kelly Ratigan (nee Kelly).
Mr. Ratigan had been a long-time resident of Saranac Lake, New York and an accomplished pharmacist who operated several drug stores in both Saranac Lake and Glens Falls.
He served on the school board.
Furthermore, he was the former host of MSNBC’s The Dylan Ratigan Show and political analyst for The Young Turks. A well-known personality in his own right, Mr. Ratigan continues to host and analyze shows today.
Professional Career
John Ratigan is a lawyer specializing in municipal and governmental law with an emphasis on land use, zoning, utilities and eminent domain. With extensive trial and appellate experience under his belt, John Ratigan provides expert legal counsel to his clients.
He has an established statewide practice, providing legal counsel to municipalities and private clients on municipal, land use and zoning law as well as litigation and appellate issues. Furthermore, he specializes in water rights matters.
Ratigan has not only built a successful professional career, but he has also pursued personal interests. He has written several books and is an active participant in the National Speakers Association.
Achievements and Honors
Ratigan is a renowned playwright best known for his works The Winslow Boy (1946), Separate Tables (performed 1945), and Ross (performed 1960).
Ratigan has also earned a living by writing plays and working as a journalist. He has contributed to multiple newspapers and news outlets, often taking on investigative stories of interest.
He has also volunteered for numerous organizations and charities. He is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association and guest lecturer at Merrimack College. In 2004, he earned himself the Gerald Loeb Award for his coverage of Enron scandal; additionally, he’s been featured on numerous television shows and radio programs. Ultimately, though, his passion lies in writing; currently employed as journalist at Bloomberg News.
Personal Life
John Ratigan is an American television host and author, best known for his show “House of Mouse.”
According to celebrity net worth estimates, Dylan Ratigan has an estimated net worth of $10 Million. The majority of his wealth has been generated through his career as a host and writer.
He was previously married to Carlota, but they divorced by mutual consent.
At present, he appears to be living a contented and simple life. It appears that he has no interest in dating anyone at present; instead, he enjoys spending time with his friends and family.
Net Worth
John Ratigan is an American television presenter and journalist, best known for his political commentary on The Young Turks.
He is an accomplished author and film producer, with his debut book Greedy Bastards released in 2012.
On April 19th 1972 in Saranac Lake, New York, news anchor and journalist Brian Williams was born of Irish, Hungarian Jewish and Italian descent.
In 2009, Dylan Ratigan became the host of MSNBC’s The Dylan Ratigan Show and took aim at what he perceived to be an unholy alliance between big business and government.
He then joined Helical Holdings, a Louisiana-based manufacturer that utilizes systems for food production, solar energy production, job creation and water purification. A passionate supporter of economic justice, he wrote an essay for Bloomberg L.P. about this topic.