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Stephen J. Bronner’s Biography

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Stephen J. Bronner is a New York-based freelance writer, editor and reporter. Over his more than a decade in journalism, he has written about energy, local politics and schools, startup success tips, the packaged food industry, the science of work, personal finance and blockchain.

His bylined work has appeared in Inverse, Kotaku, Entrepreneur, NextAdvisor, Newsday and CNET, and op-eds written on behalf of his clients were published in Forbes, HR Dive, Fast Company, NASDAQ and MarketWatch. Steph…

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Lab-grown meat also creates an unexpected benefit: Ethical zebra burgers

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Strip Clubs? Nah. The New Bachelor Party Is A Weekend Of Video Games

This weekend, Andrew Lin, a 31-year-old associate VP at a professional services firm from Queens, New York, w…

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Long Island agents, authors talk buying, selling houses with spooky pasts

Long Island agents, authors talk buying, selling houses with spooky pasts

Long Island's rich history makes for a lot of ghost stories. What if one is about a house you like?

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The joy of a solo road trip: A traveler-tested guide

The joy of a solo road trip: A traveler-tested guide

With a need to leave their homes but a widespread reluctance to sit on an airplane for hours, many Americans …

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Developers Cash In By Selling Their Switch Games For Pennies

Developers Cash In By Selling Their Switch Games For Pennies

Every few days, I tap the eShop icon on my Nintendo Switch. I'll look at the new games released that week, bu…

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Toy Story: How FAO Schwarz Came Back to Life

Entrepreneur paid a visit to the iconic, recently re-opened toy store.

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Why Traders Break Their Own Rules (and How To Stop) Original

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By Stephen J. Bronner, Vikki Velasquez
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Key Takeaways Having trading rules is important, but many investors struggle to follow them once emotions, market volatility, or changing perceptions of risk enter the picture. Common triggers for breaking trading rules include losing and winning streaks, fast-moving markets, and positions that stall. Traders often justify rule-breaking through small exceptions, such as moving a stop-loss or holding a losing position longer than planned.
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Marriage Penalty, Bonuses, and Smart Strategies

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By Stephen J. Bronner
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By the power vested in me by this state, I now pronounce you married. You may now kiss-and file your taxes jointly. It may not have the air of romance, but after the wedding is planned and the honeymoon is booked, newlyweds have an important question in front of them as they start their lives together: whether they will file their taxes jointly or separately.
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Why Now Could Be The Right Time To Go Green With Your Investments

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By Stephen J. Bronner
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Why Green Tech Matters Now Investors poured a record $2.1 trillion into green technology such as electrified transport, renewable energy, and power grids last year, according to research provider BloombergNEF's latest Energy Transition Investment Trends report. Although this record showed slower growth from previous years, it's also evidence of investors' hunger for technology that will decrease humanity's carbon footprint while generating returns.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Staff reporter for the Nassau (Five Towns) Herald on Long Island.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have not.

How is social media changing news?

It's allowed anyone to put out information to the world. This is mostly a good thing, because it has widened who can report news.