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Covers:  deals, bankruptcy, restructuring
Doesn't Cover: personal finance
Pulitzer-winning enterprise reporter for @WSJ / @medillschool alum / DM for Signal / emily.glazer@wsj.com. Send tips securely: wsj.com/tips

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Après avoir courtisé Trump, les entreprises américaines redoutent un retour de la gauche

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By Annie Linksey, Emily Glazer Verified
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トランプ氏にすり寄る米企業、民主党にも寄付 中間選挙控え

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By Annie Linskey Verified, Emily Glazer Verified
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Corporate America cut big checks to Trump. Now CEOs fear subpoenas are coming.

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By Annie Linskey Verified, Emily Glazer Verified
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Some U.S. companies with close ties to President Trump are taking steps to gain favor with Democrats, worried they will become targets if Republicans lose control of the House. Big tech companies, in particular those that made major donations to Trump's legacy projects, are preparing for congressional and even potential criminal investigations, according to advisers, lobbyists and board members. Washington-based lawyers and lobbyists say that their clients are asking: What are our vulnerabilities?
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Interview

What was your first job as a journalist?

I wrote for my hometown paper, The Great Neck Record.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email is best though my current beat focuses on exclusive news and rarely involves pitches.