Kelsey Warner is the UAE Editor at The National News. She covers a diverse range of topics including business and economics, artificial intelligence, and the evolving landscapes of crypto and blockchain, with a particular focus on markets, IPOs, and startups in the UAE. Kelsey has been featured in The Circuit, Yahoo Finance, Semafor, and Newswav.
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Kelsey Warner focuses on business, investments, and technology in the UAE and Middle East. She often includes government announcements, data citations, and event coverage in her articles. If you have insights into the latest tech developments or investment strategies specific to this region, providing compelling data-driven analysis or exclusive information about regional events could be an effective pitch.
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By: Kelsey Warner, Andrew Byers
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