Angela Nazworth

Angela Nazworth

Angela Nazworth joined InvestorPlace in April, 2012. She is Accredited in Public Relations (APR), holds more than 15 years of experience in corporate communications, and has worked with the financial services, health care, entertainment, energy and environmental services industries.

Recent Articles

One Thing RIM Won’t Change With BlackBerrys

RIMM promises that some of its future models will still come with physical keyboards, despite showing a prototype without one.

Pepsi Brings Back ‘King of Pop’ for New Ads

Pepsi has made a deal with the estate of Michael Jackson to use the late star's image for a TV commercial, special edition cans and other ads.

MasterCard, Visa Earnings Trump Forecasts

Credit card companies MasterCard and Visa both reported quarterly earnings Wednesday that beat Wall Street's expectations.

Rival Buying Lane Bryant Parent for $890M

Women’s fashion retailer Ascena Retail Group will acquire Charming Shoppes, owner of Lane Bryant, Catherines Plus Sizes and Fashion Bug, for about $890 million.

10 Things to Know About RIM’s BlackBerry 10

A key one: RIM needs app developers to get excited about its newest smartphone, a prototype of which was released to developers today.

Kashi Cereal Might Not Be All That ‘Natural’

Kellogg's Kashi brand has been under fire after reports that some of its cereals could contain genetically modified ingredients and traces of pesticides.

Mortgage Rates Dip to New Low

Weak U.S. and European economies have contributed to record-low mortgage rates in the U.S.

AT&T Delivers Solid Q1 Earnings

AT&T (T) headed higher in Tuesday trading after the company announced better-than-expected first-quarter earnings.

Fishermen Furious Over Whole Foods’ ‘Marketing Ploy’

Whole Foods says a new policy governing which fish it sells is to prevent overfishing -- however, some fishermen see the guidelines as a marketing ploy.

Overdraft Fees Get Another Look From Regulators

The marketing practices of nine U.S. banks are said to be under review by the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.