Chris Morris
Chris Morris is a veteran journalist with more than 35 years of experience at many of the internet's biggest news outlets. In addition to his activities as a writer, reporter and editor, Chris is also a frequent panel moderator and speaker at major conferences, including CES and South by Southwest.
His leadership roles have included serving as Director of Content Development at CNNMoney.com and Managing Editor at Yahoo! Finance. Chris has also written for Fortune, Fast Company, Inc., AARP, and CNBC.com, covering everything from consumer technology and theme parks to the craft beer industry—and a few things much stranger than that.
EXPERIENCE
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IInc.comContributing writer 2024–Present
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FFast CompanyContributing Writer 2021–Present
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AAARPContributing writer 2020–Present
EDUCATION
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EEmory UniversityBA, English 1989
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- Fast Company
- Inc
- AARP
- Fortune
- CNBC
- Nasdaq
- Variety
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Investing • Jul 04
Michael Burry’s 2000-style dot-com crash warning — and what it means for Canadian investors
The investor who predicted the 2008 housing collapse says the market feels like the end of the dot-com bubble. Here’s why Canadians with equity exposure should pay attention
Investing • Jul 04
Michael Burry’s 2000-style dot-com crash warning — and what it means for Canadian investors
The investor who predicted the 2008 housing collapse says the market feels like the end of the dot-com bubble. Here’s why Canadians with equity exposure should pay attention
Employment • Jun 30
Sam Altman backtracked on his AI jobs doom prediction. Here’s what Canadians should consider doing next
The OpenAI CEO is backpedalling on his predictions about massive job losses. Here’s what Canadian workers and investors need to know to prepare
Employment • Jun 30
Sam Altman backtracked on his AI jobs doom prediction. Here’s what Canadians should consider doing next
The OpenAI CEO is backpedalling on his predictions about massive job losses. Here’s what Canadian workers and investors need to know to prepare
News • May 27
Prediction market betting looks like easy money — but 67% of profits go to less than 1% of participants
The odds in the prediction market are worse than they look — and for Canadians, the murky regulations and potential tax bill could make a bad bet even more costly
News • May 27
Prediction market betting looks like easy money — but 67% of profits go to less than 1% of participants
The odds in the prediction market are worse than they look — and for Canadians, the murky regulations and potential tax bill could make a bad bet even more costly
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