Disney, McDonald's, Starbucks and other U.S. companies with significant exposure in China are suspending operations as they respond to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
Welcome!
I'm a multimedia journalist at CNBC currently working as a digital associate in the digital video department. I write scripts for short quick turns like when Virgin Galactic partnered with Rolls Royce to build a supersonic aircraft and market mashups to explain stocks. I also pitch, write, and interview sources to produce long-form videos for CNBC's Bigger Picture section such as my latest piece on what vacations will look like amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In my previous roles, I've worked as a politics reporter, breaking news reporter, and social media producer at CNBC. I have experience working under tight deadlines, clipping videos for CNBC TV, and crafting language for CNBC's LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter flagship accounts.
CNBC Bigger Picture
- I pitched, interviewed, and wrote the script for these long-form videos for the CNBC Bigger Picture which gets published both on CNBC.com and CNBC YouTube.
Breaking News & Features
- I wrote breaking news stories and also longer features during my time in politics and breaking news.
U.S. health and Homeland Security officials will begin screening at major U.S. airports for the new Chinese Coronavirus that has caused two deaths and more than 40 infections in China.
As President Donald Trump cracks down on immigration, GEO Group, one of the nation's largest private-prison companies, has been quietly ramping up its lobbying efforts with the GOP.
As nearly 20 states move to block the Trump administration's new "public charge" rule making it harder for legal immigrants to gain U.S. citizenship, advocacy groups warn the rule will have another consequence: a negative effect on the U.S. economy, with potentially billions in losses.
Advocating for strict gun control measures was once considered the kiss of death for Democratic candidates hoping to win congressional elections in swing districts.