Elizabeth Volk is the Sr. Editorial Director at Barchart. A graduate of New York University, she has 18 years of experience in financial media, and her insights have been featured in Forbes, Kiplinger, CNBC, and USA Today, among other outlets. In her current role, she edits the daily Barchart Brief newsletter and oversees the publication of AI-generated content for accuracy.
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Our Senior Market Strategist weighs in on private equity entering the utility space, and what it means for both investors and consumers.
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Lyft stock launches into overbought territory after announcing an autonomous driving partnership with Alphabet subsidiary Waymo.
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Nvidia slips as China ramps up its aggressions in the AI chip war, while Alibaba stock spikes after scoring a new data center deal with state-owned China Unicom.
