Javier E. David is a Managing Editor for Business and Markets at Axios. With a background in finance and a passion for scrabble, Javier brings a unique perspective to his reporting on business and economic topics. His work has been featured in various Yahoo Finance publications and Yahoo News.
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Javier focuses on finance and investment analysis, often citing data to support his articles. He covers a range of topics including Warren Buffett, banking, economy, and real estate. Given the emphasis on data-driven content, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique datasets or analyses related to these financial sectors.
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