Pia Singh is a Markets Reporter at CNBC. She covers global markets and investing trends, with a focus on international finance, algorithmic trading, and commodities markets. Pia has previously contributed to notable publications such as The Wall Street Journal and has been featured in various outlets including NBC News and The Daily Pennsylvanian.
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Pia Singh's coverage predominantly focuses on investment analysis and citing relevant data, with themes centered around healthcare & pharmaceuticals, finance & economy, and sales & marketing. Given this focus, Pia is likely to be receptive to pitches providing expert insights into stock market trends and movements.
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By: Pia Singh
The S&P 500 and the Dow Industrials popped to new records on Tuesday. The blue-chip Dow posted its first close above 49,000.
Traders looked ahead to December's nonfarm payrolls report and awaited a potential Supreme Court ruling on Trump's tariffs.
Philip Johnston, co-founder and CEO of Starcloud, discusses the company's strategy of launching Nvidia chips into space and training AI models in orbit.
By: Pia Singh
Key Points U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order declaring a national emergency to block the seizure of Venezuelan oil revenue held in U.S. Treasury accounts.
EXPO Art Week kicked off with the Renaissance Society’s RenBen, where over 400 guests attended Maurizio Cattelan’s Silent Party at the Chicago Athletic Association. Sticking a pin in the vacuousness of small talk at art socials, Cattelan and Ren director-curator Myriam Ben Salah guided guests through a roving gala with one condition: two hours of […]
There is something crude in attempting to locate a theme or thesis of what's going on in the pluralistic “art world” while the rest is seemingly going belly up.
