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Chris Flood

ETF Stream chief correspondent

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ETF Stream, Cape Gazette

Preston's Summary

Chris Flood is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Financial Times and Yahoo Finance. He covers a diverse range of themes such as regional interest and world news, finance, commodities, and healthcare, often focusing on markets in the United Kingdom, China, and France, as well as significant events and conferences. Chris's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets like The Australian Financial Review, Cape Gazette, ETF Stream, and BMJ.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 22 %
Investment Analysis: 19 %
Press Release: 9 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 9 %
Cites Data: 9 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Energy Policy & Regulation
  • Investment Strategies
  • Alternative Investments
  • United States

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Articles

Cape Gazette

Sussex votes against offshore wind substation

Sussex votes against offshore wind substation

By: Chris Flood

During a meeting Dec. 17, Sussex County Council voted 4-1 against a conditional-use application for a substation in Dagsboro related to the US Wind offshore wind project. The substation is proposed to be on about 25 acres of land in a 140-acre parcel next to the Indian River power plant. CHRISTOPHER D. FOSTER ARTWORK

ETF Stream

Rising Stars: Joseph Rowland of Rathbones

Rising Stars: Joseph Rowland of Rathbones

By: Chris Flood, Toby Lawes

Rising Stars is a new series where ETF Stream interviews up-and-coming fund selectors about breaking into the industry, how experiences have shaped their investment approach and their biggest influences in investing and beyond No topics to show. No related articles to show.

Cape Gazette

Attorney fees may hit $850K in Rehoboth

Attorney fees may hit $850K in Rehoboth

By: Chris Flood

Looking to get city solicitor fees under control, Rehoboth Beach is considering the hiring of an in-house attorney instead of the contract attorney the city has historically used. A vote on the matter could come as soon as Friday, Jan. 17. Shown are (l-r) former City Solicitor Alex Burns, Mayor Stan Mills and City Manager Taylour Tedder during a meeting earlier this year. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO

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