Chloe Morgan is a Digital Fabulous Writer at The Sun. She specializes in beauty and fashion, covering topics that intersect with consumer health, retail, and parenting styles. Chloe's work has been featured in notable publications including Women's Health, The Daily Telegraph, and The Athletic.
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Chloe Morgan's coverage mainly focuses on lifestyle topics such as home improvement, beauty and fashion, along with promotional deals. She often features stories about DIY projects, budget-friendly shopping tips, and body positivity. When reaching out to her, consider offering insights into budget-friendly home improvement or DIY ideas that align with her audience's interests. Additionally, providing information on trending beauty products or sharing insights on body positivity may capture her attention.
Given the nature of Chloe's content focus which is national (Ireland), it would be beneficial to tailor pitches to resonate with an Irish audience while still being relevant internationally.
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By: Chloe Morgan
Oracle Stock has climbed sharply in recent weeks despite being down for the year; Jim Cramer and Keybanc point to AI workloads and a $300 target.
By: Chloe Morgan
David Bernstein led US$12m insider selling at about US$33.22 per share, highlighting carnival corporation & plc insiders' 7.0% stake worth roughly US$2.6b amid profit growth.
Bloom Energy’s be stock rose 77.18% in April as Oracle expanded its deal to buy up to 2.8 GW of fuel cell systems for Project Jupiter.
Oracle and CoreWeave backed OpenAI after a report said it missed user and sales targets, while Nasdaq Composite-linked AI stocks fell.
Palantir stock price target remains in focus as the stock is down 20% year to date ahead of May 4 earnings and 74% revenue growth expectations.
Emma Grede says working from home is career suicide, arguing in-person presence matters from the start of a career and beyond.
