Brian Watt Business and Economics Reporter
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Brian Watt is KPCC’s lead Business and Economics Reporter. He joined the KPCC news team in 2007. Prior to that, he worked as a producer at "Marketplace," where he filed a number of his own stories and even filled in some mornings as host.
Brian holds degrees in Theater from Yale University and the Sorbonne, and has worked as an actor in France, Italy, Brazil, Hungary and Hollywood. He appeared in a few television shows, including "The West Wing," "Judging Amy," and "The District."
Stories by Brian Watt
Veterans look for jobs, companies look for vets
Veterans look for jobs, and companies look for veterans at a "Hiring our Heroes" event in Los Angeles before Veterans Day
Cox Launches Time Warner Cable's exclusive Lakers channels
Another million people can now catch the Lakers on TV. Cox Communications launches new channels just in time for the next Lakers-Jazz game.
Airlines prepare for another major Northeast storm
American, United and other airlines warn travelers, suspend some operations at New York area airports as a another major storm sets in on Northeast.
Mail-in ballots could slow CA's election returns
Election Day could be Election Week in California due to high number of mail-in ballots and hotly contested congressional races.
Did Hurricane Sandy wash out The Bridge Tavern in the Bronx?
Alberto, at The Bridge Tavern in the Bronx, told Brian Watt that not only were they not leaving, but were planning to throw a hurricane party.
Broadcast battle over cash leaves LA Lakers fans shut out
There is less than a week to go before the NBA regular season begins and the cable war over broadcasting Los Angeles Lakers on TV is still unsettled.
Obamajam map: President, 1st Lady in LA for talk shows
President Obama is expected to visit LA Wednesday and appear on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." Mrs. Obama is set to visit ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Thursday.
Former AEG employee turns Spotlight on corporate tickets
Spotlight Ticket Management, founded five years ago in Calabasas by a former AEG employee, helps businesses manage corporate tickets.
Taking apart the Wilshire Grand Hotel piece by piece
No wrecking balls. No implosion. Cranes and torches begin slow process of "deconstructing" the Wilshire Grand Hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
NFL at Dodgers stadium? Good question.
Dodger Stadium area emerges as "preferred choice" for a new NFL stadium in Los Angeles, according to a report, but no team will move before 2014.
Small businesses meet potential lenders at conference
Small business face challenges in getting the financing they need to grow. At a conference in Los Angeles, they meet potential lenders and learn more.
New tracks at LA's Union Station for train passengers
Transportation officials celebrated the opening of three new rail tracks and a platform Wednesday at Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles.
KCET finds a Link to the future
KCET and LinkTV are joining forces to create KCETLink. The two outlets say the merger will create a powerful new independent public transmedia company.
LA stitches together its own 'Made in LA' clothing logo
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa Monday is expected to unveil a new logo for clothing made in L.A.
Photos: The Endeavour arrives at California Science Center
The Endeavour finally comes to a stop at Exposition Park, about 16 hours behind schedule on its final journey to the California Science Center.
