Brian-Damien Morgan is a journalist who writes for ReadWrite, covering a wide range of topics including technology, gaming, and business. With a focus on providing insightful and informative articles, Brian-Damien aims to keep readers up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in the industry.
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Brian-Damien Morgan's coverage predominantly focuses on the gaming industry, with a significant interest in government and politics as well. His reporting also touches upon job cuts, AI, cybersecurity, and technology. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to developments within the gaming industry such as new game releases or updates from major players in the field.
Additionally, given his attention to government announcements and political themes alongside topics like job cuts and cybersecurity, he may respond positively to pitches that address the intersection of these areas with the gaming industry. For example, regulatory changes impacting video game content or policies affecting gaming companies could be relevant angles for outreach.
Since Brian’s geographic focus isn't specified but covers international stories such as those from Belgium and Japan among others suggests an openness to global perspectives rather than a specific regional emphasis.
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An Indiana care home has been the subject of a labor investigation after denying healthcare workers overtime for $86K.
European Central Bank policymakers have warned that a potential trade war is on the horizon due to incoming US protectionist policies.
By: Brian-Damien Morgan
A Chicago federal grand jury indicted an Illinois business owner for not paying employment taxes in the region of $600,000, amongst other offenses.
A Tampa insurance business owner has pleaded guilty to a $2B international fraud and money laundering scheme.
By: Brian-Damien Morgan
A plan approved by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois is set to come into force to distribute $12 million to medical providers and plan participants affected by a multi-million dollar receivership case.
A pharmaceutical company has been instructed to pay $47 million to resolve false federal health care claims allegations.
Dell has agreed to pay $2,300,000, and Iron Bow will part ways with $2,051,000 for their role in the scheme to defraud the
A California physician has pleaded guilty to million-dollar healthcare fraud in Los Angeles. Lilit Gagikovna Baltaian is the person at the center of the guilty plea.
Defense contractor General Dynamics Corp. (General Dynamics) is set to settle a wage investigation and pay workers $1.4M in damages.
By: Brian-Damien Morgan
A Michigan woman has been convicted of $1.4 million Medicare kickback fraud. Mary Smettler-Bolton, 71, of Oakland County, was convicted of illegal activities related to the federal healthcare scheme. According...
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