Emma Cosgrove is a Senior Reporter at Business Insider. She covers a range of topics including Nvidia, GPUs, and the broader AI ecosystem, while also having a strong background in logistics and supply chain issues, particularly related to e-commerce. Emma's work has been featured in Business Insider, Yahoo News, and several international editions of Business Insider.
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Emma Cosgrove's coverage mainly revolves around business, transportation, and logistics. She regularly cites data and government announcements in her articles. This indicates that she values factual information and official statements from authoritative sources.
When pitching to Emma, consider providing unique insights or analysis backed by reliable data related to the topics she covers. Experts who can provide valuable perspectives on trends in e-commerce fulfillment, logistics industry challenges, or the impact of labor disputes on delivery services may capture her attention.
As Emma does not specify a geographic focus but covers international companies like FedEx and UPS, pitches should be relevant to these global businesses or offer insights applicable across different regions.
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Intel employees faced pay cuts and layoffs, causing uproar over forfeited stock bonuses and shrinking perks as the company navigated a tough market.
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US company Hewlett Packard Enterprise President and Chief Officer Executive Antonio Neri gives a conference at the Mobile World Congress (MWC), the
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