Peter Kafka is the Chief Correspondent at Business Insider. He covers a range of topics including media, technology, and business leaders, with a particular focus on social media, finance, and the intersection of government and politics. Peter's insights and analyses have been featured in various outlets, including Vox, Yahoo Finance, and Entrepreneur Media.
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