New Yorker, Idahoan, Story-Seeker, Radio-Maker @Bloomberg @Marketplace formerly @NPR @TheIndicator @PlanetMoney Author ‘Machiavelli for Women’
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Stacey's coverage primarily revolves around finance and economy, with a focus on consumer-related issues such as fees, tipping, and inflation. She also covers topics related to minerals, electric vehicles, and NFTs.
Given her emphasis on consumer impact within the U.S., Stacey may be interested in pitches tied to financial trends affecting consumers or regulatory changes impacting businesses that ultimately affect consumers. In addition, she might respond well to experts who can provide insights into economic policies or market forces shaping these issues.
Considering her geographic focus on the United States, relevant sources should have expertise in U.S. markets or regulations directly impacting American consumers and businesses.
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It’s not just the new Fed chair’s silent strategy. The Magnificent 7, consumer confidence and the US economy all appear to be headed in the wrong direction.
By: Max Chafkin, Stacey Vanek Smith
The Republican president’s deep unpopularity is rubbing off on his Silicon Valley allies. Also on this episode, the problem with lettuce and RFK Jr.’s cooking show.
Getting from 9% to 3% was the easy part. Now the real work begins.
How De Beers and friends are battling the avalanche of cheaper, near-identical synthetic gems.
By: Stacey Vanek Smith, Rachael Lewis-Krisky
On Monday, US Bonds Saw a Sell-Off. On Wednesday, Bessent Stepped In
On Everybody’s Business, we discuss national debt, bonds, diesel prices and whether the country is headed for a bright AI future or a smoldering landfill.
All eyes will be on the new Fed chair at his first rodeo at the Wyoming mountain retreat.
By: Max Chafkin, Stacey Vanek Smith
Economist Ken Rogoff explains how tensions have been simmering ever since Trump raised the idea of annexation. Also on this episode, diamonds and Dolly.
On this episode of Everybody’s Business, we discuss the company’s new CEO and consumer strategy. Also, the political price being paid for science.
By: Stacey Vanek Smith, Rachael Lewis-Krisky
John Authers and Stacey Vanek Smith on pythons and pigs, Schumpeter and why surging bonds yields may not be a crisis.
