Reporter, South Florida Business Journal
Cortney Moore is a multimedia journalist based in Miami. With a focus on local news, she writes for the South Florida Business Journal and has contributed to various publications such as the Charlotte Business Journal, AOL, Inc., and Yahoo News. Cortney's work has also been featured on Fox Business Network and various Fox affiliates across the country.
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Miami, Florida, United States (Local)
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Cortney's coverage primarily focuses on local business news and lifestyle topics, especially in the South Florida area. She frequently covers restaurant openings/closings, real estate developments, and executive appointments within local businesses.
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