Grete Suarez is a journalist for Quartz, specializing in business and finance topics. With a keen interest in the intersection of technology and economics, Grete covers a range of subjects including corporate deals, market trends, and the impact of AI on various industries. Her articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the latest developments in the business world.
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Grete's coverage predominantly focuses on finance and economy, with substantial emphasis given to citing data. She also covers topics related to big tech and healthcare & pharmaceuticals.
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By: Grete Suarez
Car Coach Reports' Lauren Fix warns that car buyers could see price increases of $1,000 to $1,500
X's latest employee compensation plans offer restricted stock units at $45 a share
Most Americans support the initiative, according to a survey by the AI Policy Institute
By: Grete Suarez
Sales of Wegovy skyrocketed 734% compared to the previous year
Stanley Druckenmiller is "really nervous" about the economy and believes a recession is imminent
Comparing Javier Milei to Donald Trump, Swifties cite the "need to be on the right side of history"
Fannie Mae's latest survey also found homebuyers think it's a "bad time" to buy homes, but homeowners feel optimistic about selling
By: Grete Suarez
CEO Jennifer Witz hopes a new streaming app will reorient Sirius's strategy and stem subscriber loss
The CEO's second first year has been a pretty good one—ESPN and theme parks drove fourth quarter earnings
More than $1.9 billion of funds pour into asset management as customers demand a "Netflix" of portfolio options
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