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Lynnley Browning

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  • Managing Editor, PYMNTS Intelligence, PYMNTS
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Covers:  Business, Finance, Tax, Startups, General News, Culture
Doesn't Cover: Gadgets, Politics
Versatile business editor and content strategist. Priors: @business @nytimes @Reuters in Moscow.

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Lynnley Browning is an American business writer known for compelling analyses and scoops at leading media outlets, including Bloomberg, The New York Times, Newsweek and Reuters, in Moscow, Russia, and New York, N.Y.

A creative and versatile reporter, storyteller and editor, she frames complex ideas into high-impact stories that appeal to a broad audience. She has written extensively about tax planning, Swiss private banks and hedge funds, but also about Putin's love of judo, climate change in a…

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Pricey but Good for the Brain: University Retirement Communities

Pricey but Good for the Brain: University Retirement Communities

To age really well in retirement, according to neuroscientists, you need to seriously challenge your brain - …

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How to Persuade Aging Parents to Declutter

How to Persuade Aging Parents to Declutter

Your parents are aging. It might be near time to downsize their home or perhaps think about assisted living o…

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Co-Housing Retirement: A Package of Home, Neighbors and Friends

Co-Housing Retirement: A Package of Home, Neighbors and Friends

Co-housing (community housing): Think of it as social capital on steroids.

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Why Not to Worry About an IRS Audit

Why Not to Worry About an IRS Audit

Personal Finance There's a lot to worry about these days. Being audited by the IRS isn't one of them.

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WFH Nation: Who Gets the Home Office Deduction?

WFH Nation: Who Gets the Home Office Deduction?

Personal Finance: Sorry, employees, it's only the self-employed who get it; how to avoid IRS unpleasantness …

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Maximize Your Stimulus Payments by Carefully Timing Tax Filing

Maximize Your Stimulus Payments by Carefully Timing Tax Filing

Personal Finance Did you make more in 2018 or 2019? That determines when you should file The federal governme…

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Can The EV Charging Business Survive the Trump Administration? 

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By Sam H. Koppelman, Lynnley Browning Verified, Jim Impoco
| HUNTERBROOK
A look at the uphill battle faced by EVgo, a bellwether of the charging industry. Hunterbrook Media’s investment affiliate, Hunterbrook Capital, did not take any positions related to this article.
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Inside Klarna’s High-Profile Giant Bet on AI

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By Lynnley Browning Verified
| The Financial Brand Verified
The Swedish BNPL e-commerce company has made waves -- and news -- in its quest to put Gen AI the heart of its customer service, marketing and corporate operations. Thanks to AI, the company has reported gains in productivity and cost reductions that are nothing short of eye-popping. What can other FIs learn from the Klarna AI strategy?
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UBS’s Amantia Muhedini on the impact ‘inflection point’ for family offices (Q&A)

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By Lynnley Browning Verified
| ImpactAlpha Verified
Next-generation heirs are increasingly vocal about wanting to align their legacy fortunes with their values, through investments by their family offices in funds, projects and startups that pursue both financial returns and a positive benefit for the environment and society. But tense intergenerational discussions are stymieing a substantial or whole-scale shift to impact by all but the largest offices, leaving most wealthy families to consider or opt for incremental allocations instead.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Digging for news in St. Petersburg, Russia, as a stringer for Reuters.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To ask questions, dig deep and write a compelling, narrative-driven story that sheds light on something we didn't previously know...

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