Bill Stone is a Chief Investment Officer with a focus on local news and economic analysis in the United States, specifically in Illinois and Riverside. He writes for various publications including Forbes, Sanfordherald, BROOKFIELD BAR OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., Wednesday Journal, Inc., and has been featured in the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, business, and community events.
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Bill Stone's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school-level competitions like basketball, wrestling, and gymnastics. He also covers the U.S. economy to some extent.
Given his focus on event coverage and data citations, Bill would likely be open to pitches that offer unique insights into local sports events or trends backed by relevant statistics. For instance, offering in-depth analysis of player/team performance based on data could be appealing.
For economic topics covered by Bill such as "Handicapping The U.S. Economy And Markets In 2024" and "What To Watch As Fourth-Quarter 2023 Earnings Season Begins", he may respond well to expert opinions or forecasts specific to the Illinois or Riverside area. Connecting national economic trends with their impact at a local level might interest him as well.
If reaching out regarding sports-related topics, consider highlighting achievements of local athletes or teams along with statistical evidence where applicable for more effective outreach given his geographic focus on Illinois and Riverside.
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By: Bill Stone
Already verbally committed to playing college baseball at Cincinnati, Lyons pitcher Tucker King nearly passed on returning to the football team for his senior year. He's had a happy return, and caught a 36-yard touchdown in Friday's 38-0 first-round win over Joliet West.
Despite the decline in Berkshire Hathaway’s earnings, there were some positive developments. Warren Buffett sold more Apple, sending its cash hoard above $320 billion.
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By: Bill Stone
Willowbrook senior Amelie Ojeda, sidelined outdoor track season after being struck in the eye by an errantly thrown baseball, continued her return Saturday, becoming her school's first girls cross country sectional champion. Meanwhile Downers Grove North swept the team titles.
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By: Bill Stone
Fueled by a season-best 1:34 split between all-sectional Macy Dick and their No. 5 finisher and 1:39 to their No. 7 finisher, Oswego East placed fifth at the Class 3A Hinsdale Central Sectional and advanced to the state meet for the third straight year with a top-seven finish.
This week remains busy on the earnings front with additional likely volatility from the Presential election and the Federal Reserve meeting.
By: Bill Stone
Willowbrook senior Amelie Ojeda was building off her breakthrough 2023 girls cross country season with even more training and success on the track.
Third-place O’Connor leads Huskies to program-best third straight trip
By: Bill Stone
Lyons Township High School girls volleyball standout Kate Badrov withstood the intense pain from a broken left thumb Oct. 8 and the realization that her senior season probably was over.
Riverside Brookfield High School senior Sofia Owens fought back tears Thursday after a flood of achievements.
By: Bill Stone
Brady Norman Riverside Brookfield High School senior boys cross country runner Brady Norman finished just 2.03 seconds from top-10, all-sectional honors over 2.9 miles at the Class 3A Hinsdale Central Sectional Saturday.
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