Jennifer Sor is a Junior Reporter who has written for Business Insider, with bylines also appearing in publications such as Yahoo Finance, SF Chronicle, and AOL. Jennifer's articles cover a range of topics including housing market trends, commercial real estate, technology, and investment insights.
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Jennifer Sor's coverage heavily focuses on finance and economy, with a special emphasis on investment analysis and data citations. She would be interested in receiving pitches that provide unique insights into the topics she covers, such as inflation, Bitcoin, stock market trends, oil prices and general economic developments.
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By: Jennifer Sor
Moscow's most troubled oil refining plants could shut down as soon as early next year, one source told Reuters.
By: Jennifer Sor
Trump's plan to slash the corporate tax rate to 15% could be a bullish driver for stocks for at least the next two years, Wall Street forecasters say.
By: Jennifer Sor
Trump Media is reportedly in talks to to buy crypto firm Bakkt. The FT reported Monday that Trump Media could acquire the company in an all-stock deal.
By: Jennifer Sor
Nvidia reports earnings after the close. Forecasts are bullish, but commentators warn that there's little room for error with the stock at record levels.
By: Jennifer Sor
Options traders are pricing in a $300 billion swing in Nvidia shares after the chip giant posts its results for the third quarter on Wednesday.
By: Jennifer Sor
The price of gold is on its way to new all-time-highs, according to a commodities analyst.
By: Jennifer Sor
US stocks were mixed Wednesday as traders looked ahead to Nvidia's earnings report. Wall Street is estimating the chipmaker will report $33 billion in revenue for the third quarter.
By: Jennifer Sor
Bitcoin is approaching six figures for the first time as traders cheer the incoming Trump administration.
By: Jennifer Sor
Existing home sales saw their first annual jump since 2021 last month, the National Association of Realtors said.
By: Jennifer Sor
Central banks are in the midst of a gold buying spree that could continue through 2025, according to Goldman Sachs.
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