Kevin T. Dugan is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United States. He writes for New York Magazine and his work has also appeared in Cigalah Group. Kevin covers a range of topics including politics, finance, technology, and culture.
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Kevin T. Dugan's articles predominantly cover finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on investment analysis, citing data, and expert commentary. He also covers government and politics as well as crypto & blockchain.
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On Friday night, the New York Yankees take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of a monumental World Series . The matchup revives a rivalry dating
The U.S. is spending more on interest on the national debt than on its military. How big of a problem is that?
By: Kevin T. Dugan
The Amazon owner claims he didn’t pull an endorsement of Kamala Harris to aid his rocket company. That doesn’t mean he can’t still profit wildly.
On October 29, a week before the election, a California hedge-fund manager was letting me in on some of the trades he's made ahead of the event.
Gold, bitcoin, prisons, and oil are all thought to be the big moneymakers for the financial class if Trump wins another term.
With more than 24 hours to go before the last votes are counted on Election Day, Wall Street's already booking its own wins.
Absolutely voracious investors are buying everything in sight
On Monday morning, the research firm Bernstein came out with some advice about crypto for its Wall Street clients: “ Buy everything you can .” Ever
Ever since Trump Media & Technology Group went public earlier this year, the conversation around it has mostly focused on how big of a joke it is.
Hours after ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange on a Monday last December, Omeed Malik hosted a party at the Core Club in midtown Manhattan.
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