Tabby Kinder is an Asia Financial Correspondent for the Financial Times, with her work also appearing in Yahoo Finance, The Irish Times, and The Australian Financial Review. She specializes in covering financial news and trends in the Asian market, including topics such as technology, IPOs, investment, and global expansion.
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Tabby's coverage focuses on the tech industry, including Silicon Valley, start-ups, IPOs, and investments. She appears to be interested in news about specific companies' financial activities and private sector announcements.
Given this focus, she may be more responsive to pitches related to recent developments in prominent tech companies or startups that have a potential impact on the market. Pitches could also involve insights into investment trends or analysis of notable IPOs within the technology sector.
Furthermore, Tabby's interest in how Silicon Valley is influencing various aspects of business and finance suggests she might find value in stories exploring the intersection between technology and broader economic themes.
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FDI inflows plummet at hands of high state taxes, economic uncertainty and Chinese restrictions
By: Patrick Temple-West, Tabby Kinder
Peter Thiel, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg are among bosses selling hundreds of millions of dollars in company shares in a sign that markets may be peaking.
When Uber was booming a decade ago, it decided to send a signal of its commitment to San Francisco with a mammoth glass-walled campus on the city's eastern waterfront.
Proposed law would require AI companies to adhere to strict safety frameworks.
By: George Hammond, Tabby Kinder, Demetri Sevastopulo, Ryan Mcmorrow
Silicon Valley chipmaker has invested in more than 40 Chinese start-ups while also receiving billions in US grants
By: Tabby Kinder
Financial Times: The proposal faces long odds but alarms the ultra-wealthy nevertheless.
By: Tabby Kinder
Shan Xiangshuang’s $10bn buyout group quietly became a top US tech investor. That has triggered official concern
By: Stephen Morris, George Hammond, Tabby Kinder
The billionaire is likely to push for government roles for his acolytes and allies to cut regulation, public sector jobs and protect his businesses.
By: Tabby Kinder
Peter Thiel-founded data company, whose biggest client is the US government, rises $23bn in value since election
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