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Theresa Loconsolo

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Theresa Loconsolo is an Audio Producer who specializes in covering the latest developments in technology and the startup ecosystem. With a focus on the intersection of business and technology, Theresa's articles provide insights into the world of cryptocurrencies, AI, mergers and acquisitions, and emerging trends in the tech industry.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Press Release: 19 %
Expert Commentary: 16 %
Announcement: 14 %
Investment Analysis: 11 %
Private Sector Announcements: 9 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Technology
  • Startups
  • Venture Capital
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Fintech

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Theresa's articles focus on technology, with an emphasis on big tech and artificial intelligence. She also covers startups, cryptocurrency, and fintech. Her coverage attributes suggest she is open to expert commentary and announcements.

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The TikTok ban clears key hurdle while Perplexity AI continues to shake up search Alex Wilhelm and Theresa Loconsolo · 1-min read Up next TikTok ban bill passes US Senate, what happens next? NEWS WIRES · 1-min read Up next Up next Up next Latest stories Wales Online Fraudsters often use sophisticated and sometimes aggressive tactics to trick individuals into investing 7 hours ago The Telegraph The HMRC Charter is an important document for the protection of taxpayer rights, and since the 2009 Finance Act it has carried statutory force. a day ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Gjør denne sesongen spesiell med de siste tilbudene! The Telegraph Should we be relieved or scared? More than a decade after the fallout from the financial crisis started to settle, during which time the UK's lenders have broadly kept their heads down and their noses clean, the banking sector is dangerously close to becoming interesting again. a day ago My London Four men from Tottenham and a man from Dagenham were at the heart of the fraud group a day ago The Telegraph Inheritance tax receipts surged to a record high last year following a stealth raid by Jeremy Hunt. a day ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Get your MBA degree faster with our affordable, accelerated online program. Fool.co.uk Jon Smith looks at different financial metrics to prove that some dividend stocks are undervalued at the moment and could be worth snapping up. The post These 2 dividend stocks are getting way too cheap appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. a day ago Fool.co.uk Our writer was recently asked which passive income stocks she'd be happy to buy if she were to retire tomorrow. Here are her picks. The post If I were retiring tomorrow, I'd snap up these 3 passive income stocks! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. 23 hours ago Bristol Live The Department of Work and Pensions is sending out letters to thousands of Brits claiming benefits - ignore it and it could hit you in the pocket 8 hours ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Stay at boutique beachfront hotels and sustainable rainforest lodges. Liverpool Echo An expert warned that people could find themselves owing more tax than they expected 10 hours ago 2 hours ago Fool.co.uk Our writer thinks there's a great potential investment opportunity in this growth stock and he'd strike while the iron's hot… if he didn't already hold it. The post 1 monster growth stock down 23% I'd buy on the dip and hold for years appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. 9 hours ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Fool.co.uk The sudden price surge in a lesser-known FTSE 250 stock caught my attention today. I decided to find out what's driving the growth. The post Up 14% in a day! Is this embattled FTSE 250 company on the road to recovery? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. 8 hours ago Barrons.com Trump Media & Technology Group stock fell, snapping a three-day winning streak for the owner of Truth Social. 2 days ago The Telegraph Regardless of why you're saving – for a house, holiday, or as a buffer to cover emergencies – you'll want to make sure your money is working as hard as possible. a day ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Spar tid og spis godt med HelloFresh Reuters Videos STORY: Tesla appears to have axed plans for a cheaper model that was set to cost around $25,000. That tallies with earlier Reuters reports that boss Elon Musk has cancelled the all-new Model 2. At the time he posted on X that “Reuters is lying”, but failed to point out any inaccuracies in the report. On Tuesday the EV maker said it would introduce cheaper new models early in 2025. But details on the products were in short supply. Musk wouldn't say whether they would be all-new, or updates of existing vehicles. Tesla said the models would use “aspects” of current platforms. It warned that cost reductions might not be as great as under previous plans - suggesting any new cars won't hit the $25,000 starting price that Musk has long promised. Even so, the news sent Tesla shares sharply higher in after-hours trade, gaining as much as 12.5%. The stock had seen months of declines amid signs of rising competition and falling sales. On Tuesday, Tesla also promised to unveil an advanced robotaxi, without saying when. Musk says the firm should really be viewed as an AI robotics firm as a result - not as a carmaker. The news all came as Tesla reported a fall in quarterly revenue for the first time since 2020. It sank to $21.3 billion over the three months ended March - worse than analysts expected and about $2 billion down on a year earlier. Revenue per vehicle also fell, as a result of repeated price cuts, with net profits cut by more than a half in consequence. Tesla recently said it would lay off more than 10% of its workforce amid waning demand. 11 hours ago PA Media: Money The lender said its statutory pre-tax profit for the first three months of the year hit £1.6 billion. 9 hours ago Bloomberg a day ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Liverpool Echo Moshiri agreed to sell hjs majority shareholding in Everton to Miami-based firm 777 Partners seven months ago a day ago Fool.co.uk In the past few years, the UK stock market's been a great place to find dividend stocks paying top yields. But are yields set to fall? The post The smartest dividend stocks to consider buying with £500 right now appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. 6 hours ago Birmingham Live The DWP has confirmed a major shakeup for 600,000 benefit claimants moving to Universal Credit. a day ago

The TikTok ban clears key hurdle while Perplexity AI continues to shake up search Alex Wilhelm and Theresa Loconsolo · 1-min read Up next TikTok ban bill passes US Senate, what happens next? NEWS WIRES · 1-min read Up next Up next Up next Latest stories Wales Online Fraudsters often use sophisticated and sometimes aggressive tactics to trick individuals into investing 7 hours ago The Telegraph The HMRC Charter is an important document for the protection of taxpayer rights, and since the 2009 Finance Act it has carried statutory force. a day ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Gjør denne sesongen spesiell med de siste tilbudene! The Telegraph Should we be relieved or scared? More than a decade after the fallout from the financial crisis started to settle, during which time the UK's lenders have broadly kept their heads down and their noses clean, the banking sector is dangerously close to becoming interesting again. a day ago My London Four men from Tottenham and a man from Dagenham were at the heart of the fraud group a day ago The Telegraph Inheritance tax receipts surged to a record high last year following a stealth raid by Jeremy Hunt. a day ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Get your MBA degree faster with our affordable, accelerated online program. Fool.co.uk Jon Smith looks at different financial metrics to prove that some dividend stocks are undervalued at the moment and could be worth snapping up. The post These 2 dividend stocks are getting way too cheap appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. a day ago Fool.co.uk Our writer was recently asked which passive income stocks she'd be happy to buy if she were to retire tomorrow. Here are her picks. The post If I were retiring tomorrow, I'd snap up these 3 passive income stocks! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. 23 hours ago Bristol Live The Department of Work and Pensions is sending out letters to thousands of Brits claiming benefits - ignore it and it could hit you in the pocket 8 hours ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Stay at boutique beachfront hotels and sustainable rainforest lodges. Liverpool Echo An expert warned that people could find themselves owing more tax than they expected 10 hours ago 2 hours ago Fool.co.uk Our writer thinks there's a great potential investment opportunity in this growth stock and he'd strike while the iron's hot… if he didn't already hold it. The post 1 monster growth stock down 23% I'd buy on the dip and hold for years appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. 9 hours ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Fool.co.uk The sudden price surge in a lesser-known FTSE 250 stock caught my attention today. I decided to find out what's driving the growth. The post Up 14% in a day! Is this embattled FTSE 250 company on the road to recovery? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. 8 hours ago Barrons.com Trump Media & Technology Group stock fell, snapping a three-day winning streak for the owner of Truth Social. 2 days ago The Telegraph Regardless of why you're saving – for a house, holiday, or as a buffer to cover emergencies – you'll want to make sure your money is working as hard as possible. a day ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Spar tid og spis godt med HelloFresh Reuters Videos STORY: Tesla appears to have axed plans for a cheaper model that was set to cost around $25,000. That tallies with earlier Reuters reports that boss Elon Musk has cancelled the all-new Model 2. At the time he posted on X that “Reuters is lying”, but failed to point out any inaccuracies in the report. On Tuesday the EV maker said it would introduce cheaper new models early in 2025. But details on the products were in short supply. Musk wouldn't say whether they would be all-new, or updates of existing vehicles. Tesla said the models would use “aspects” of current platforms. It warned that cost reductions might not be as great as under previous plans - suggesting any new cars won't hit the $25,000 starting price that Musk has long promised. Even so, the news sent Tesla shares sharply higher in after-hours trade, gaining as much as 12.5%. The stock had seen months of declines amid signs of rising competition and falling sales. On Tuesday, Tesla also promised to unveil an advanced robotaxi, without saying when. Musk says the firm should really be viewed as an AI robotics firm as a result - not as a carmaker. The news all came as Tesla reported a fall in quarterly revenue for the first time since 2020. It sank to $21.3 billion over the three months ended March - worse than analysts expected and about $2 billion down on a year earlier. Revenue per vehicle also fell, as a result of repeated price cuts, with net profits cut by more than a half in consequence. Tesla recently said it would lay off more than 10% of its workforce amid waning demand. 11 hours ago PA Media: Money The lender said its statutory pre-tax profit for the first three months of the year hit £1.6 billion. 9 hours ago Bloomberg a day ago Ad • Why don't you like this ad? Thank you for your feedback. We will remove this and make the necessary changes. Liverpool Echo Moshiri agreed to sell hjs majority shareholding in Everton to Miami-based firm 777 Partners seven months ago a day ago Fool.co.uk In the past few years, the UK stock market's been a great place to find dividend stocks paying top yields. But are yields set to fall? The post The smartest dividend stocks to consider buying with £500 right now appeared first on The Motley Fool UK. 6 hours ago Birmingham Live The DWP has confirmed a major shakeup for 600,000 benefit claimants moving to Universal Credit. a day ago

By: Alex Wilhelm, Theresa Loconsolo

Well, if you are a big TikTok fan and live in the United States, I have some bad news for you: A bill that would force a sale of TikTok or ban it

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Musk’s xAI shows there’s more money on the sidelines for AI startups

By: Theresa Loconsolo

photo of Musk’s xAI shows there’s more money on the sidelines for AI startups image We’re off to an AI-heavy start to the week. OpenAI has a new deal with the Financial Times that caught our eye. Sure, it’s another content licensing deal, but there appears to be a bit more in the tie-up than just content flowing one way, and money the other. On this early-week episode of Equity, […] ©…

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Inside TC’s Techstars investigation and how AI is accelerating disability tech

By: Theresa Loconsolo

photo of Inside TC’s Techstars investigation and how AI is accelerating disability tech image The downturn in venture capital funding that the world has seen since the bust of the 2021-era bubble has impacted startups, VC firms, and accelerators alike. One company in the final category, Techstars, has been shaking up its operations for some time now, leading to certain departures from its ranks.…

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