Samantha Stewart is a Digital Producer with a focus on multinational news, particularly in Australia and Sydney. She has written for various publications including BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, Marie Claire Australia, and Fortune. Samantha's work has also been featured on television networks such as WTNH-TV, WPRI Connects, Wwlp Channel 22 Tv, NewsChannel 9 WSYR, PIX11, and Elle Australia.
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Samantha's coverage focuses heavily on evolving stories and breaking news within the lifestyle, entertainment, fashion, and media industry domains. She appears to be particularly interested in stories related to streaming services, celebrity news, and developments in the media industry.
She would likely be responsive to pitches that offer unique insights or access to breaking news within these industries. For instance, providing expert commentary on emerging trends in streaming services or exclusive interviews with celebrities about their latest projects may pique her interest.
Given Samantha’s focus on lifestyle and entertainment topics, she might also appreciate pitches that align with consumer behavior shifts or significant developments impacting popular culture.
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By: Samantha Stewart, Matthew Griffin
Good morning. South Korea’s president agrees to lift the martial-law order that left his nation in limbo. The warriors of day-trading are, well, having their day. And Paris’ Notre-Dame will look “more beautiful than before” when it reopens. Listen to the day’s top stories.
By: Samantha Stewart, Matthew Griffin
Good morning. Bashar al-Assad’s regime falls, ending Syria’s brutal ruling dynasty. Bad news for TikTok may be good news for rivals. And Hello Kitty’s iconic character is under threat from a new generation. Listen to the day’s top stories.
By: Matthew Griffin, Samantha Stewart
Good morning. US-China trade tensions are spilling into the war in Ukraine. The next Grand Theft Auto game may be the biggest of the year...and decade. And a spike in female fortunes will transform investing and philanthropy around the world. Listen to the day’s top stories.
By: Matthew Griffin, Samantha Stewart
Good morning. Bloomberg’s inaugural Women, Money and Power conference in London convened the most influential female voices in finance from around the world. Catastrophe bonds are gaining favor with investors. And airlines are set to take a record number of passengers to the skies next year. Listen to the day’s top stories.
By: Samantha Stewart, Matthew Griffin
Good morning. Big Tech and Elon Musk’s big fortune dominate markets. Huawei’s chip advances are stalling. And in an unsurprising decision, Saudi Arabia will host the 2034 FIFA World Cup. Listen to the day’s top stories.
Good morning. China’s spending plans are aimed at shoring up demand. New Zealand plans changes to golden visas to lure wealthy migrants. And an 18-year old from India just became the youngest world chess champion. Listen to the day’s top stories.
By: Carrington York, Samantha Stewart
Good morning. Honda and Nissan may be on the brink of a merger. The cocoa market is taking a hit on a depressing harvest outlook. And Bluey, everyone’s favorite Blue Heeler pup, is heading to the big screen. Listen to the day’s top stories.
Good morning. The US Federal Reserve cut rates for the third consecutive meeting. Graphite is at the center of the US and China’s EV competition. And a big cloud of peppercorns may be on your restaurant horizon in 2025. Listen to the day’s top stories.
By: Samantha Stewart, Carrington York
Good morning. Donald Trump and the GOP package up a plan to avoid a US government shutdown. AI heavyweights slow the pace of product development. And SpaceX helps a startup commercialize the Earth’s orbit. Listen to the day’s top stories.
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