Alvin R Cabral is a Business Reporter at The National. With over 13 years of journalism experience, he specializes in consumer technology and covers a wide range of topics including finance, energy, and commodities markets, focusing on areas such as renewable energy and oil & gas. He has been featured in MSN and The National News.
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Alvin R Cabral's coverage suggests a strong interest in technology, particularly consumer electronics and the smartphone market. His focus on government announcements indicates an interest in official data and industry insights.
Given his high percentage of press release coverage, Alvin may highly prioritize information directly from companies or organizations. Therefore, pitches offering exclusive access to company spokespersons or new product launches are likely to be well-received.
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Nearly 90% are confident about their financial future, HSBC study shows
Recovery in Middle East crude supplies does not mean energy market has returned to normal, analysts say
By: Alvin R Cabral
Tech should be used as tool to support creativity and not dilute it, Daniel Sennheiser says
Asset management veteran who oversees $1 trillion portfolio backs Abu Dhabi fund's US expansion
Latest hardware promises faster AI performance as tech giant gears up for expected touchscreen MacBook debut
Crude remains at multi-month highs as supply fears linger Oil prices rose on Wednesday, recovering losses this week, as more Houthi attacks
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Two thirds expect AI to pay for itself, but pressure on power grid remains concern
By: Alvin R Cabral
Using AI could break down even crypto platforms' most secure defences, analysts caution
Donald Trump says conflict 'will be wrapped up soon' Oil prices jumped by more than 2 per cent on Friday, on pace for a fourth straight
