Charles Passy is a reporter for MarketWatch, with a focus on food, drink, finance, arts, and all things quirky. His work has also been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Yahoo Finance, Financial News, and Cigalah Group. Charles's articles cover a wide range of topics, including celebrity endorsements, holiday guides, weight loss, sports betting, and market updates.
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Charles Passy's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including holidays, shopping, finance, health and sports. He frequently incorporates data and seasonal trends into his articles. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing factual insights or data-driven analysis related to upcoming holidays or seasonal trends in shopping and entertainment.
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By: Charles Passy
The brand has seen sales skyrocket from $50 million to $500 million in recent years.
By: Charles Passy
The Kansas City Chiefs star player had a Super Bowl-sized confrontation with his coach during Sunday’s big game.
Ask almost anyone who has dined out on Valentine’s Day, and they will tell you that it can be a series of disappointments.
Your homeowner’s policy may not have you fully covered
By: Charles Passy
An Environmental Working Group study found the pesticide chlormequat in some oat products, including popular breakfast cereal and oatmeal.
By: Charles Passy
Sneakerheads and political-memorabilia experts question if the shoes have staying power with collectors.
By: Charles Passy
Americans love a good mocha, but a latte remains the cheaper option
By: Charles Passy
Purple, a WiFi provider, once put a joke clause into its terms and conditions, stating that new users agreed to 1,000 hours of community service.
By: Charles Passy
Only 25% of adults currently have both types of phones.
By: Charles Passy
Experts say the variable pricing strategy is baked into the digital technology that restaurants are increasingly using
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