Jim Patterson
Jim joined Kiplinger in December 2010, covering energy and commodities markets, autos, environment and sports business for The Kiplinger Letter. He is now the managing editor of The Kiplinger Letter and The Kiplinger Tax Letter. He also frequently appears on radio and podcasts to discuss the outlook for gasoline prices and new car technologies. Prior to joining Kiplinger, he covered federal grant funding and congressional appropriations for Thompson Publishing Group, writing for a range of print and online publications. He holds a BA in history from the University of Rochester.
Latest articles by Jim Patterson
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Solar and Wind Power Going Mainstream
business Both industries are surviving on economic merits, not government help.
By Jim Patterson • Last updated
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America’s Changing Energy Picture
business Ramped-up efforts to diversify U.S.
By Jim Patterson • Published
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Technologies That Will Rock Your World
Technology For 88 years, subscribers have relied on The Kiplinger Letter for insights into emerging technologies that will change the way Americans live and do business.
By Drake Lundell • Last updated
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America's Failing Infrastructure: A Scary Picture
Economic Forecasts Just how safe is the bridge you crossed on your way to work today? You may not want to know.
By Jim Patterson • Last updated
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A Lost Season for the NBA?
Economic Forecasts The prospect of empty basketball arenas spells revenue losses for many businesses.
By Jim Patterson • Last updated
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8 Ways We're Using Less Oil
business America will keep reducing its thirst for oil, both foreign and domestic.
By Jim Patterson • Last updated
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U.S. Oil Output Down to a Trickle?
Economic Forecasts With permits to drill slowed down or in limbo, the Gulf's contribution is dwindling.
By Jim Patterson • Published