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Biography

Currently with Quartz. In the past, worked as an Editorial Fellow at Axios, data/visual journalist for CTV News in Toronto and as a data reporter at The Puget Sound Business Journal in Seattle. Written for TheStreet, Truthout, and Seeking Alpha as an independent contributor. Her articles can be found on MSN Money, Yahoo Finance, and The Independent. Holds a degree in MBA-Finance and MSc- International Banking and Finance and has a certificate in Data Analytics.

Content

Total articles 327

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  Here are the countries holding the most U.S. debt- explained in 2 charts

  By Deena Zaidi

  Apr. 16, 2025

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  Even with a 90-day pause, Trump’s tariffs are already hitting Asia. Two charts show the impact.

  By Deena Zaidi

  Apr. 14, 2025

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  U.S. inflation drops to 2.4% in March as egg prices peak at $6.23 per doz.

  By Deena Zaidi

  Apr. 10, 2025

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Company Info

American City Business Journals

American City Business Journals (ACBJ) is a multi-platform media company based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Founded in 1982, ACBJ specializes in local and national business news coverage. It operates under Advance Publications Inc. and has developed a network of publications and services aimed at business leaders and decision-makers. ACBJ's flagship division, The Business Journals, includes 44 websites and 64 print publications, reaching over 10 million people monthly. The company hosts more than 700 annual events, such as industry conferences and networking forums, to connect business professionals. Additionally, ACBJ publishes specialty publications, including legal journals and *Hemmings Motor News*, a prominent collector-car magazine. Its digital platforms offer online news, market data, and advertising solutions tailored to various audiences. ACBJ targets business decision-makers, including executives and entrepreneurs, with a combined print and digital reach exceeding 13 million.