Jennifer Hughes is the US Markets Editor for the Financial Times, based in New York. With a background in finance and business journalism, Jennifer covers a wide range of topics including market trends, investment strategies, and regulatory developments. Her work has been featured in various publications including Reuters, The Lancet, and Yahoo Finance.
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Jennifer Hughes' coverage largely centers around investment analysis and financial topics, particularly focusing on the stock market, SEC regulations, investments, and the mortgage market. She also frequently cites data to support her analyses.
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By: Gloria Li, Edward White, Cheng Leng, Jennifer Hughes
Financial Times: Zeekr's IPO biggest in US by a Chinese company since 2021.
Rusty Sowell recently celebrated 40 years as pastor of Providence Baptist Church in Opelika. During the service, he was honored by Rick Lance of the Alabama State Board of Missions.
By: Jennifer Hughes, George Steer, Nicholas Megaw
Exchange investigates ‘technical issue' just days after brief disappearance of live data for S&P 500
A design team reimagines a Queenstown getaway flanked by stunning water vistas
European elegance and modern attitude mingle in Azali Kassum’s 18th-century row house
By: Jennifer Hughes
This 1790s row house, located in the historic Georgetown neighborhood of Washington D.C., had evolved over time—but was largely in need of a major overhaul when lawyer-turned-designer Azali Kassum first purchased the home with her family in 2015. Over the next several years, she revived the home with one main goal: to let the light in. She gravitates towards a pared-down approach and a warm, minimalist aesthetic, drawing from multiple design eras and natural materials. As Azali’s vision came to life, so did her career as an interior designer. She tells us more.
By: Jennifer Hughes
Contracts betting on a Trump win on Monday changed hands at 54 cents while those backing Harris were priced at 47 cents, widening a narrow gap.
By: Julia Matheson, David Barnes, Emma Carter, Jennifer Hughes, Claudia Bühnemann, Hans Morreau, Paul Metz, Charlotte J. Imianowski, Andrew Bassim HASSAN Mirvat Surakhy, Julia Matheson, David Bar
Abstract TGF-β ligand activation suppresses cell growth yet can paradoxically and potently promote cancer invasion and metastasis depending on downstream pathway mutational context.
By: Jennifer Hughes, Will Schmitt
Donald Trump’s lossmaking social media company has become a magnet for fast-moving day traders, vying with Elon Musk’s Tesla and chipmaker Nvidia...
Colleen Healey merges spare architecture, streamlined furnishings and abundant light to unify a disjointed Bethesda abode
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