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Chloe Aiello

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  • Staff Reporter, Inc.
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As seen in: Inc., Facebook, Medium, MSN, USA Today, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, Entrepreneur, inc.com., South China Morning Post, TODAY and
Covers:  Climate tech, health care, aerospace, cannabis, AI, technology, policy
Staff reporter @Inc covering tech | Formerly @Cheddar, @CNBC, @todayshow and @denverite | @Columbiajourn alumna | Send tips!

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Chloe Aiello’s Biography

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Chloe Aiello is a multimedia journalist covering climate tech, health care and aerospace at Inc. Magazine. Originally from Michigan, she graduated from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism with a Master of Science.

Her reporting has been featured in Cheddar News, CNBC, NBC's TODAY Show and Denverite. She currently lives in Brooklyn, New York.

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Russian Energy Crisis Could Push Globe Toward Renewables

Russian Energy Crisis Could Push Globe Toward Renewables

Russia's war in Ukraine could push the world more quickly toward adopting more renewable energy, according to…

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Stubborn Illicit Market Poses a Threat to Burgeoning NY Cannabis Industry

Stubborn Illicit Market Poses a Threat to Burgeoning NY Cannabis Industry

Cannabis sales are not yet legal in New York, but some enttrepreneurs

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New Yorkers Envision a Future Where Open Streets Are Here to Stay

New Yorkers Envision a Future Where Open Streets Are Here to Stay

Cheddar's Chloe Aiello reports on Queens residents who mostly are voicing support for keeping the Open Street…

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Cloud stocks are on a tear as Microsoft and Salesforce show they're willing to spend - here's why

Cloud stocks are on a tear as Microsoft and Salesforce show they're willing to spend - here's why

Dozens of cloud companies, including some recent IPOs, are rewarding investors handsomely in 2018.

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Jeff Sessions made it even harder for California pot merchants to find a place to put their cash

Jeff Sessions made it even harder for California pot merchants to find a place to put their cash

California's burgeoning cannabis industry, already heavily reliant on cash and detached from banks, could fac…

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Mom, millennial daughter compare lives at 27, and couldn't be more different

Mom, millennial daughter compare lives at 27, and couldn't be more different

Just a couple weeks shy of her 27th birthday, Alyssa Limperis had a very pressing question for her mother: "A…

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Articles

This $1 Billion Health Startup Is Expanding Beyond Menopause. Its Next Bet Is Care for Women at Every Age

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Co-founder and CEO Joanna Strober exclusively tells Inc. how Midi Health’s new offerings ‘connect those dots’ in women’s health care. Menopause unicorn Midi Health is moving into new verticals in women’s health care. Joanna Strober, co-founder and CEO of the telehealth company, exclusively tells Inc. that it is expanding beyond menopause and perimenopause care into acute and postpartum care in an effort to create a more all-encompassing women’s health platform.
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Trump Says Rejecting Data Centers Is a Mistake. Democrats Aren’t So Sure About the Risks

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President Trump made his position on data centers clear during an interview with Michael Cohen, as Democrats take a more cautious approach. Data centers are the topic du jour on Capitol Hill, and party leaders on both sides of the aisle are weighing in. In a wide-ranging interview with disgraced former lawyer Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump advocated for data center expansion amid growing nationwide backlash.
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Oura Ring Is Heading Toward an IPO. Now a Lawsuit Targets One of Its Biggest Selling Points

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A new class action lawsuit demands Oura change its marketing claims about sleep tracking and compensate users accordingly. Oura Ring claims to do it all—tracking your heart rate, exercise, and even sleep cycles—via a futuristic, but unobtrusive, band. But some users are fed up with its purported sleep-tracking capabilities, so much so that they are taking legal action.
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Awards

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2017 - General Healthcare Reporting

Top of the Rockies compares journalism across Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. In the category of print circulation, 30,000 to 75,000, Aiello's story on THC positive babies born in Colorado won second place.

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2017 - Business Reporting

Top of the Rockies compares journalism across Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. In the category of print circulation, 30,000 to 75,000, a Denverite staff story on Denver's 16th Street Mall won first place.

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