Emily Stewart is a Senior Correspondent at Business Insider. She specializes in business, money, and the economy, with a keen interest in scams, markets, inflation, and cryptocurrency. Emily's work has been featured in notable publications including Newsweek, Vox, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Emily Stewart's coverage focuses heavily on finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on personal finance. She also covers entertainment news to some extent.
Given her focus, she would likely respond well to pitches related to financial trends, data-backed insights into consumer behavior, investment analysis, retirement planning tips, and economic events impacting the US. For example, offering expert commentary or data-driven analyses on credit card usage trends or retirement investment strategies could be of interest to her.
While Emily covers a wide range of topics within finance and economy including politics and local community support; it is clear that personal finance plays a vital role in her reporting. Therefore any pitch should directly relate back to this theme for maximum impact.
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle say they want a 10% credit card interest rate cap. The move would save consumers money and upend the industry.
By: Emily Stewart
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Millennials said they'd never be like their baby boomer parents. But from their wealth to their suburban homes, they're not that different.
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By: Emily Stewart
Dry January The conversation around sobriety and sober curiosity has become louder and more open in recent years.
As people spent more time outdoors, patio heaters had a renaissance in 2020. That pandemic-era boom has stuck around.
Jessica DeBenedetto has only been on compounded tirzepatide for a couple of weeks, but she already feels like it's a life-changer.
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