Morgan Chittum is a Markets Reporter at Business Insider, primarily writing for CNBC. With a focus on financial markets and investing, Morgan provides analysis and insights on stock picks, market trends, and the impact of economic events on various industries. Her work has also been featured in Business Insider, San Diego Live Sound, and NBC New York.
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