Dalvin Brown is a journalist at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including finance, personal finance, and family relationships, with a particular focus on credit health, debt management, and retirement planning. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Seattle Times, The Washington Post, and USA TODAY.
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Dalvin Brown's coverage primarily focuses on consumer technology, particularly Apple products and related accessories. His articles often include press releases, how-to guides, and promotional deals.
If you are looking to pitch Dalvin, consider offering insights or commentary that align with his focus on consumer tech. For example, topics such as new product launches, technological advancements in the industry (especially related to Apple), privacy concerns regarding popular gadgets like iPhones or other devices might catch his attention.
It is important to note that while some of Dalvin Brown's content has been published in non-English languages such as Japanese ("アップル究極の医療スマートウオッチ、完成まだ先"), it seems that English is the primary language for his articles.
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By: Dalvin Brown, Oyin Adedoyin
In a poll, more than half of respondents consider themselves financially “conflicted.”
In a poll, more than half of respondents consider themselves financially “conflicted.” Nicholas Wallace, by his own estimation, isn't experiencing a financial crisis.
Four families opened up about the experience—and finances—of later-in-life parenthood.
It can bring a different perspective to raising children, and paying for them.
By: Dalvin Brown
Bjorn Bergstrom livestreamed for a week straight on Whatnot, a fast-growing live-shopping app. “I’m just here selling coins, but also being people’s therapist.”
Four couples give a behind-the-scenes look at what it took to stage their fairy tale weddings.
Four couples give a behind-the-scenes look at what it took to stage their fairy tale weddings.
Four couples give a behind-the-scenes look at what it took to stage their fairy tale weddings
By: Dalvin Brown
Paze faces an uphill battle to get people to use its online checkout button over Apple Pay and Google Pay.
By: Dalvin Brown
The biggest banks in America move the money behind almost everything you buy. They haven't figured out how to get you to click a button to pay at checkout.
