Alan Murray is an editor for Fortune magazine, with his work also appearing on Yahoo Finance. He specializes in covering topics related to technology, artificial intelligence, business, and economics. Alan's articles provide insightful analysis and perspectives on the intersection of technology and the business world.
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Alan Murray's articles predominantly cover business and industry, with a significant focus on AI, CEOs, the economy, climate change, and the tech industry. His coverage attributes include citing data and expert commentary.
Given this information, Alan would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to trends or developments within these industries supported by credible data or insights from reputable experts. For example, pitches could include analyses of CEO strategies leveraging AI for business success or economic predictions incorporating climate metrics.
It's important to note that while government announcements are part of his coverage attributes, they form a smaller portion compared to citing data and expert commentary. Therefore, he may not be as focused on direct governmental news unless it significantly impacts the themes covered in his articles.
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By: Nicholas Gordon, Alan Murray
"It will break us if we don’t all address this."
Good morning. I've complained often in this column about the inability of American politicians to transcend their narrow partisan interests
By: Nicholas Gordon, Alan Murray
Good morning. I've complained often in this column about the inability of American politicians to transcend their narrow partisan interests
Good morning. The FTC took action to ban noncompete agreements yesterday, arguing they suppress wages and discourage competition.
By: Nicholas Gordon, Alan Murray
The FTC ban could transform the U.S. business environment—if it can survive a court challenge.
By: Nicholas Gordon, Alan Murray
He's turning Fortune's CEO Daily newsletter over to a new stable of writers.
While it is true that Bill Walton was a "seismic" presence in the promotion of the PAC 12 Conference, I thought his analysis of UA basketball games was distracting from
By: Nicolas Rapp, Matthew Heimer
At a time when the public mood about the economy is noticeably glum , the Fortune 500 CEOs in our annual survey come across as surprisingly sanguine.
By: Alan Murray, Mickey Thomas
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