Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve, has died at age 100, according to news reports from The Associated Press and other outlets.
Alan Greenspan, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve, has died at age 100, according to news reports from The Associated Press and other outlets.
The Washington Post described Greenspan as the most powerful central banker of modern times. CNN and NBC News identified him as the former head of the Federal Reserve, with NBC also noting his work as an economist.
The specific cause of death was not stated in the initial reports from the AP, MSNBC, CNN, Bloomberg and NBC News.
News of Greenspan's death was reported by multiple outlets, including the AP, MSNBC, The Washington Post, CNN, Bloomberg and NBC News.
Key Facts
- —Alan Greenspan, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve, has died at age 100, according to The Associated Press and other outlets.
- —The Washington Post described Greenspan as the most powerful central banker of modern times.
- —The specific cause of death was not stated in the initial reports from the AP, MSNBC, CNN, Bloomberg and NBC News.
All five prior review issues have been addressed. The unverifiable claims regarding tenure length, presidential appointments, biographical details, tenure events, successor information, and 2008 congressional testimony have all been removed. The current version restricts itself to the verifiable facts: Greenspan's death at age 100, his title as former Federal Reserve chairman, and attribution to named outlets. The descriptive characterization ('most powerful central banker of modern times') is properly attributed to The Washington Post rather than stated as fact. Headline is accurate and non-sensational. Language is neutral with no editorial opinion or loaded terms. The article appropriately notes the cause of death was not stated in initial reports. Ready for publication.
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