Stephanie Hughes is a Senior Reporter at Marketplace, focusing on education and various aspects of finance. Her reporting spans themes such as banking, personal finance, and economic policy, with a particular emphasis on the local and global economy. Stephanie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The National Post, Financial Post, and BNN Bloomberg.
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Stephanie's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, with a high percentage of articles citing data. Her interest in topics such as mortgages, banking, and financial investments suggests that she may be interested in pitches related to these areas.
Given her focus on government announcements and themes related to finance & economy, Stephanie would likely respond well to pitches from experts who can provide analysis or commentary on the latest economic policies or trends impacting the US market. Additionally, sources with access to relevant data and statistics could also capture her attention due to her penchant for citing data in her articles.
It's worth noting that Stephanie has a national geographic focus within the United States. Therefore, any pitches should consider this geographical limitation when offering insights or expertise related to specific economic trends or developments within the country.
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Even imported chips can generate income here in the U.S. because many chips are designed here.
By: Stephanie Hughes
People who see increased wealth through the stock market are putting less of their income aside. Others are dealing with higher prices and simply aren't able to save as much.
Aritzia Inc. stock is having its best trading day in more than a year as accelerating growth in the US and in online sales delivered another quarterly beat and full-year guidance boost.
By: Stephanie Hughes
As the number of prospective students shrinks, consultants say it's especially important for smaller schools that want to expand their brand.
Spending at sporting goods, hobby, musical instrument, and book stores was down 0.5% from the month before. That's after rising pretty steadily most of the year.
Hasbro, which also makes Play-Doh and Transformers toys, reported that its revenue increased 15% in the third quarter.
By: Stephanie Hughes
Abbott, which also makes diagnostics and medical devices, will spin off the unit that makes Similac and Ensure into its own publicly traded company.
Canada will struggle to find another stock-market success story like Shopify Inc. as the country grapples with a public-listing drought and a delisting trend, according to Daniel Nowlan at National Bank Capital Markets.
Rogers Communications Inc. beat analyst earnings expectations on gains from sports assets, but the company’s core wireless business is still struggling to find growth.
But it remains to be seen whether it's the hero, or the antihero. A few big tech companies — Microsoft Alphabet , and Amazon — will report results from this past quarter this week.
