Michael Corkery

New York Times

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Reporter for the New York Times, covering banking and finance; former reporter for the Wall Street Journal, covering public finance and pension funds

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Today the New York Times published an investigation into how debt collectors take advantage of borrowers.

Debt Collection

Today the New York Times published an investigation into how debt collectors take advantage of borrowers.

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