Sara Eisen is a markets reporter for Bloomberg Television and co-host of "Bloomberg on the Economy" on Bloomberg Radio.

Based in New York City, Eisen covers macroeconomic stories with a particular focus on currency and bond markets across multiple media platforms.

Since joining Bloomberg in 2008, Eisen has covered the European sovereign debt crisis and interviewed political leaders and finance ministers from Greece to Germany, including European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso. Eisen also reported from the G20 meeting in Toronto, the IMF meetings in Washington, D.C. and in 2010 she reported exclusively from the Santa Colomba Conference at the Siena, Italy home of Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Mundell.

Scarlet Fu is the chief markets correspondent for Bloomberg Television, providing comprehensive coverage of trading activity in Asia, Europe and U.S. across numerous asset classes.

Based in New York City, Fu covers breaking news and uses Bloomberg proprietary analytics and data to track and illustrate trends in the financial markets.

Fu has interviewed numerous financial and political leaders for Bloomberg Television, including BP Capital Management founder and Chairman T. Boone Pickens, Silver Lake Co-CEO Jim Davidson and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. Fu covered the demise of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers and the subsequent global credit crisis in 2008.

Sheila Dharmarajan is a markets reporter for Bloomberg Television, covering equities, currencies, commodities and fixed income trading.

She is based in New York City.

Prior to joining Bloomberg Television in 2009, Dharmarajan spent seven years on Wall Street.

Suzanne O’Halloran is a markets reporter for Bloomberg Television.

Based in New York, O'Halloran covers corporate earnings, economic reports and mergers and acquisitions.

O’Halloran has reported extensively on the activities of the Federal Reserve and the SEC. She covered the flash crash of May 6th, 2010 and was the first television reporter to interview the Regional Director of the SEC’s New York Office George Canellos.

Tom Keene is an editor-at-large at Bloomberg News, a host on Bloomberg Radio, and anchor of the weekday program "Surveillance Midday" on Bloomberg Television.

On Bloomberg Radio, Keene serves as co-host of “Bloomberg Surveillance” with Ken Prewitt. The program, which is also available via podcast on “Tom Keene on Demand” at Bloomberg.com/radio, features daily interviews with respected economists, analysts, authors, and politicians discussing the top news of economics, finance, and investment.

Vonnie Quinn is a markets reporter for Bloomberg, providing reporting for Bloomberg Radio's "The First Word" and "Bloomberg Surveillance" as well as Bloomberg Television's "First Up." Based in New York City, Quinn joined Bloomberg in 2006.

After studying at University College Cork, the Sorbonne and the Université de Geneve, Quinn won the National University of Ireland's Traveling Studentship award for her master's thesis on Baudelaire. She turned down the award – and the offer of a Ph.D place at Cambridge University – in order to pursue journalism.

Zahra Burton is a New York-based reporter for Bloomberg Television, where she covers the top market-moving stories of the day.

Burton has covered major business stories, including the global financial crisis, healthcare reform, the BP oil spill and the trial of Bernard Madoff.

Prior to joining Bloomberg Television in 2005, Burton was a segment producer for NDTP Productions based out of KTLA Channel 5 in Los Angeles, where she earned an Emmy nomination for her contribution to a weekly show on local entrepreneurs, "Making It: Minority Success Stories." While in Los Angeles, she also served as guest host for "The Young Turks," a national radio show focused on politics, sports, pop culture and entertainment.