Dave Smith is the US News Chief at Fortune Magazine. He specializes in finance, business, and economics, with a keen focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and the intersection of technology and travel. Dave's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Business Insider, Newsweek, and The Globe and Mail.
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Dave Smith's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and breaking news in the Syracuse, New York area. He also covers travel-related topics, with a particular emphasis on Bali. When reaching out to Dave, consider providing insights or updates related to ongoing crime stories in the Syracuse area or exclusive travel tips for popular destinations like Bali.
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By: Dave Smith
Jake Paul, the 29-year-old YouTuber, Disney Channel actor, and one-time wannabe singer (1) who was satisfyingly knocked-out during a boxing match
By: Dave Smith
Ted Turner, the billionaire media titan who founded CNN and built one of the most influential cable empires in American history, died Wednesday.
By: Dave Smith
A Delaware judge ruled Thursday that JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) must keep paying the legal bills of Charlie Javice, the startup founder convicted of defrauding the bank into buying her fintech startup, Frank, for $175 million.
By: Dave Smith
Kevin O'Leary has built a career on being blunt. But the 71-year-old entrepreneur and venture capitalist says the best career guidance he ever received came from someone he considered brilliant but "nasty": Steve Jobs.
By: Dave Smith
The Montréal-born investor says the late Apple co-founder taught him to separate signal from noise — a lesson worth stealing for your own workday
By: Dave Smith
Valve on Monday finally put a price on its play for your living room, the Steam Machine, and if you were hoping it would compete with other living-room
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By: Dave Smith
OpenAI's billionaire CEO Sam Altman is one of the top leaders in Silicon Valley, but 20 years ago, he had his own “ Sliding Doors ” moment that could've very well led him down a path on Wall Street instead.
