Ben Cousins is a Senior Editor at Yahoo News. He specializes in construction and real estate, finance, and business economics, with a focus on topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and corporate finance. Ben's work has been featured in notable outlets including CTV News, BNN Bloomberg, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Ben Cousins' articles predominantly focus on business, finance, and economic matters within a national (Canada) context. He frequently cites data and provides expert commentary, indicating receptivity to pitches that offer well-researched data insights or access to experts with in-depth knowledge of the Canadian financial landscape.
Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, Ben would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to CEO compensation trends in Canada, M&A activity within the country's business sectors, insights into insider trading cases involving Canadian entities, as well as analysis of travel-related spending patterns among Canadians. Additionally, he may also welcome information concerning economic predictions for Canada compared to other advanced economies.
Pitches should align closely with his geographic focus on Canada and provide relevant data-backed insights or expert opinions pertaining specifically to the Canadian market.
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For those waiting on the sidelines of Canada's real estate market, now might be the Goldilocks window to jump in before things start heating up again.
Lately, it seems that nearly everything you buy comes with an option to tip.
By: Ben Cousins
Canadians intend on spending 18 hours behind the wheel on road trips this summer despite volatile gas prices.
By: Ben Cousins
Canadians are growing increasingly confident in their ability to detect fraud, but their hubris may be putting them at risk.
Frustrated job seekers may soon be in luck as a swath of openings are expected in the labour market.
For those still planning their summer vacation, the good news is the best deals are still to come. Find out more.
By: Ben Cousins
As Trump is set to invoke new tariffs against Canadian exporters, many small businesses are bracing for the worst. Read more.
Students heading back to college or university in September are increasingly turning to used computers and phones as they look to save a few dollars while costs climb.
Posthaste: Parents hit roadblocks in education savings
By: Ben Cousins
As young Canadians prepare for an ever-changing and complex job market, many are looking beyond the classroom to hone their skills.
