Brooke Sutherland is a Boston Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News. She covers industrials and mergers & acquisitions, drawing on her extensive experience as a columnist and reporter in these sectors. Her insights and analyses have been featured in numerous publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, and Crain's Chicago Business.
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Brooke's coverage primarily focuses on the industrial sector, manufacturing, mergers and acquisitions, workforce issues, and airlines. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements. Therefore, reaching out with pitches supported by relevant data or insights from industry reports could be effective.
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By: Brooke Sutherland
A $10 billion acquisition shows Siemens won’t be scared off by competitors’ mixed track record in digital dealmaking.
By: Liana Baker, Crystal Tse, Brooke Sutherland
Activist investor Elliott Investment Management has built a $5 billion-plus position in industrials giant Honeywell International Inc., according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The return of trade wars and governance-by-tweet.
By: Brooke Sutherland
As Democrats try to figure out why the country lurched so dramatically toward Republican candidates in this year’s election, one congressman’s analysis of what went wrong has garnered particular attention — and backlash. Representative Seth Moulton, a Democrat from Massachusetts, says his party faltered because it’s not willing to have debates on issues that Americans care about, including whether transgender girls should be allowed to participate in girls’ sports.
(Bloomberg) -- As Democrats try to figure out why the country lurched so dramatically toward Republican candidates in this year's election, one
A more isolationist and penny-pinching America raises challenges for the business of bullets, bombs and fighter jets.
US industrial supply chains are increasingly reliant on Mexico as companies seek to circumvent China trade tensions and keep labor costs low.
By: Brooke Sutherland
In an era when customers are willing to pay up for frills, the economics of being a no-frills airline are increasingly challenging.
By: Brooke Sutherland
No one knows just how expansive and damaging Trump’s actual tariff policy might be, and so industrial companies are preparing for all realities.
By: Brooke Sutherland
Soaring demand for electrical, cooling and power equipment has sparked heady stock gains, but it’s hard to bet against the construction boom.
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