Amanda Hoover is a Senior Correspondent at Business Insider. She covers the tech industry with a focus on themes such as artificial intelligence, workforce trends, and the future of work, while also addressing topics like remote work and education. Amanda's work has been featured in notable publications including Morning Brew, WIRED, and Vogue India.
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Amanda covers a wide range of topics, including technology, e-commerce, and government & politics. She often cites data and reports on government announcements. If you are reaching out to her with a pitch, consider providing concrete data or insight into how government decisions impact the tech or e-commerce industries.
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