Cadie Thompson is an Executive Editor at Business Insider, specializing in business news and analysis. With a background in journalism from CNBC, Cadie's articles cover a wide range of topics including technology, finance, and entrepreneurship. Her work has also been featured in Business Insider India.
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Cadie Thompson's coverage primarily focuses on expert commentary, business, automotive industry insights with a strong emphasis on Tesla and electric vehicles. She appears to be interested in interviews or contributions from experts within the automotive industry, particularly those who can offer perspectives on Tesla's strategic moves, market positioning, and potential impacts.
Given her focus on expert commentary and the automotive sector, reaching out with informed discussions around emerging trends in electric vehicles or insightful analysis of developments within Tesla could resonate well. Additionally, providing unique viewpoints regarding the broader implications of these topics for society and culture may also capture Cadie's interest.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Cadie's coverage attributes or article titles; she seems to take an international viewpoint when covering stories related to companies like Tesla.
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By: Cadie Thompson
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By: Tim Levin, Cadie Thompson, Kristen Lee
Take a tour through Tesla's history from Silicon Valley startup to the world's most valuable car company.
By: Cadie Thompson
Goldman Sachs just gave every company in America the green light to ditch a remote or hybrid work model.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is facing backlash from advertisers, investors, and now Tesla owners after he appeared to endorse an antisemitic conspiracy theory.
Tesla is likely to lose its top spot as the leader in electric-vehicle sales, but that doesn't necessarily mean its losing the EV war.
By: Kylie Kirschner
Industry leaders at the World Economic Forum said that it's important to have a learning mindset, know how to optimize data, and know AI's limits.
"We will see more turnover in the C-Suite in the next 12 months than we have ever," PwC boss Tim Ryan told Business Insider.
Chinese automakers have benefited from scale that American competitors can't seem to reach, fueled by better technology and more incentives, an expert said.
Companies are under pressure to adopt AI to become more productive. So how do you win over hesitant employees?
It's been a rough start to the year for Apple , with bad news this week only adding to its problems.
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