Lucia Maffei is a technology reporter for the Charlotte Business Journal. With a mix of enthusiasm and skepticism, Lucia covers local tech news in North Carolina, particularly in the Charlotte area. Her work has also been featured in New England Cable News and NBC Boston Stations.
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Lucia Maffei's coverage centers around business developments, CEO compensation, private equity and venture capital investments. Her focus on local news in the United States, North Carolina and Charlotte indicates that she may be particularly interested in stories related to these areas.
Given her emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, Lucia is likely responsive to pitches that provide exclusive access to company data or interviews with key personnel involved in major business decisions within her geographic scope of interest.
Pitches should also highlight how the story relates to her coverage themes such as Software & SaaS, Big Tech, Human Resources & Employment as well as topics like Data Breach, Technology and Acquisitions.
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By: Lucia Maffei
DraftKings has unloaded a sports betting broadcast and content company it acquired just three years ago. $DKNG
Cambridge AI healthcare startup brings total fundraise to $8.2M
By: Lucia Maffei
The funding news came less than a month after another 3D printing firm based in the Boston area, Desktop Metal, agreed to be acquired for $183 mill...
By: Lucia Maffei
The focus will be to deploy "hundreds of chargers in Massachusetts," according to a spokesperson.
By: Lucia Maffei
One of the state's largest employers, RTX reported strong sales for its latest quarter. Yet several charges ate into its profits.
By: Lucia Maffei
Tucson-based missiles and defense manufacturer Raytheon won a nearly $2 billion contract that will supply the Japanese military as well as U.S. for...
The contract will supply U.S. forces and the Japanese military
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