Neil Dennis is a journalist who writes for publications such as Benzinga and Business Insider. His articles primarily focus on financial markets, including stock market analysis, economic trends, and corporate news. Neil's work has also been featured in Zenger News, Boxing News 24/7, and Capital.com.
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Neil Dennis's coverage primarily focuses on finance and the economy, with a significant emphasis on investment analysis and data-based reporting. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering expert insights into economic trends, stock market analysis, or financial forecasts supported by solid data.
As Neil's articles often cite specific stocks and companies in relation to broader economic events, reaching out with expertise in analyzing industry-specific impacts of these events could also be effective. Additionally, given his coverage of tech-related topics such as AI and aerospace alongside finance themes like stocks and real estate, experts who can provide comprehensive analysis across these intersecting areas may find success when pitching to him.
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The big three fund managers that jointly manage more than $23 trillion in assets are coming under the scrutiny of federal regulators over their large holdings in many U.S. banks.
By: Neil Dennis
Meta Platforms is back under scrutiny for sharing user data with Netflix. The lawsuit alleges a special relationship and advertising revenue as the driving force behind the data sharing.
By: Neil Dennis
President Biden and China's President Xi Jinping spoke for the first time since 2023, discussing issues such as trade and national security, including concerns about AI and semiconductor technology.
By: Neil Dennis
First quarter of 2024 saw a surge in oil prices due to tightening supply/demand and geopolitical concerns. Benchmarks rose to five-month highs.
By: Neil Dennis
Market reaction to Taiwan earthquake shows companies in semiconductor supply chain are ready for such disasters, with minimal impact on market index and production of chip manufacturers.
When so much critical infrastructure is based in one place, the dangers of disruption to supply chains can run high.
By: Neil Dennis
Arbutus Biopharma soared more than 20% on Wednesday, April 3, after the company received permission to pursue a claim against Moderna in court.
By: Neil Dennis
Eli Lilly's stock skyrockets but now trading sideways as demand for weight-loss drugs outpaces supply. Availability issues lead to FDA shortages.
By: Neil Dennis
UK PM Rishi Sunak has called a general election for July 4. Labour Party could win, changing the ruling party & PM. Electoral Commission prepares.
By: Neil Dennis
Zinger Key Points Second-successive quarter of double-digit gains for the S&P 500 index. The rally will likely broaden into the smaller caps as rate cuts begin.
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