Tracy Alloway is a journalist and co-host of the Odd Lots podcast. With a background in finance and economics, Tracy covers a wide range of topics including financial markets, energy, and global macro trends. Her work has appeared in various publications including Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and BNN Bloomberg.
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Tracy Alloway's articles predominantly focus on finance and the economy, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary and investment analysis. Her coverage indicates a preference for in-depth insights from credible experts within the finance industry.
Given her extensive coverage of investment analysis, Tracy would likely be receptive to pitches offering unique perspectives or data-driven insights related to investing trends, economic developments, or real estate market shifts. Additionally, she may also welcome contributions that offer nuanced viewpoints on entrepreneurship within various industries.
It is important to note that Tracy’s geographic focus is not specified; therefore, pitches should align with topics of global relevance rather than specific local economic issues.
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By: Tracy Alloway, Joe Weisenthal
Understanding the stakes in the upcoming vote. Odd Lots: AMLO's Legacy and Mexico's Upcoming Election (Podcast)
By: Tracy Alloway, Carmen Rodriguez, Joe Weisenthal
Will AMLO's successor continue on his path? On June 2 2024, Mexicans will go to the polls to elect a successor to current President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
By: Tracy Alloway, Joe Weisenthal, Carmen Rodriguez
Will AMLO’s successor continue on his path?
By: Tracy Alloway, Joe Weisenthal
‘The policy path is pretty straightforward,' he says. Demand is strong but the US economy isn't showing signs of running too hot, according to Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin.
By: Tracy Alloway, Joe Weisenthal
‘The policy path is pretty straightforward,’ he says.
What's next in the world of AI? TKTK player embed Over the last year or so, probably every venture capitalist has gotten interested in artificial intelligence.
And the coming ‘ChatGPT' moment for machines. Over the last year or so, probably every venture capitalist has gotten interested in artificial intelligence.
And the coming ‘ChatGPT’ moment for machines.
By: Tracy Alloway, Joe Weisenthal
Inside the competition for top-tier researchers. Odd Lots: Here's Who's Winning the Global Fight for AI Talent (Podcast)
Who's winning the fight for top-tier AI talent? AI is all the rage right now.
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