Dan Gallagher is a Mint Author at the Wall Street Journal, where he covers tech and media for the Heard on the Street column. His reporting focuses on themes such as AI, software, finance, and trading, often exploring the intersection of technology and markets. Dan's work has been featured in notable publications including Patch.com, The Epoch Times, Yahoo Finance, and BenefitsPRO.
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Dan Gallagher’s coverage predominantly revolves around technology, software, consumer electronics, content & publishing, and sales & marketing. His articles often cite data and provide investment analysis.
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Investors remain hyperfocused on data centers despite big new efforts in gaming, self-driving cars and robotics
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