Morgan Chittum is an Investing Reporter at CNBC. She specializes in the financials and industrials sectors, with a focus on banks such as Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo, as well as companies like Caterpillar and Stanley Black & Decker. Morgan's work has been featured in Business Insider, NBC 7 San Diego, NBC New York (WNBC), and other prominent outlets.
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Morgan Chittum's coverage primarily revolves around investment analysis and data citation, with a focus on finance & economy and big tech. To effectively reach out to Morgan, you should be able to provide deep insights into stock market trends, investment opportunities, or the performance of technology companies.
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By: Kevin Stankiewicz, Morgan Chittum
By: Morgan Chittum
The Federal Reserve gave Wall Street a reality check this week, but the refused to let go of its back-to-back weekly wins. Positive war developments paved the way.
By: Morgan Chittum
shares took a big hit Thursday after the company announced bigger-than-expected price hikes on its MacBooks and iPads.
By: Jeff Marks, Morgan Chittum
By: Morgan Chittum
It was a strong yet erratic first half of the year for stocks. Some of our Club holdings staged brilliant comebacks from their 2025 lows.
For more than a year, 's rally has been fueled by one narrative: hyperscalers' insatiable appetite for its gas turbines to supply power to data centers.
By: Jeff Marks, Morgan Chittum
By: Morgan Chittum
has one job to do to sustain its struggling stock's recent bounce. It's not complicated.
