Christopher Freeburn

Christopher Freeburn

Christopher T. Freeburn has been a financial writer and editor for more than 10 years. He has worked at industry trade publications like Food Logistics, ChemicalWeek and Institutional Investor. His freelance articles have appeared in a variety of magazines, including Technology Review, Audubon and USA Weekend. He lives in Westchester County, just outside New York City.”

Recent Articles

Exxon Mobil: Q1 Profits Fall, Q2 Dividend Rises

ExxonMobil’s first-quarter earnings fell 11%, missing analysts’ forecasts, while revenue rose and oil and natural gas production slid.

10 Brands Finding Pinterest Success

Social media site Pinterest has become a part of marketing and promotional strategies at a number of big-name businesses.

Wednesday Apple Rumors: HTC Blames iPhone 4S for Lousy Quarter

Taiwanese manufacturer HTC says the iPhone 4S was a major factor in its U.S. sales slide; meanwhile, Sprint said it will offer unlimited data with the next iPhone.

Coca-Cola Board Recommends Stock Split

Coca-Cola's board recommended a 2-for-1 stock split, the 11th in its history, to be voted on by shareholders on July 10.

Billionaires Back Asteroid Mining Plan

A plan to harvest valuable minerals from space rocks has gained the backing of two Google executives and a top filmmaker.

$500 Million MetLife ‘Death Master’ Settlement

State regulators and MetLife agree to a $500 million settlement over unclaimed life insurance benefits.

Tuesday Apple Rumors: Apple to Lose iPad Trademark in China

A court battle with a Chinese company is not going in Apple's favor. One official says it will lose the iPad trademark in China.

United Technologies Earnings Beat Forecasts

UTX posted a 19% jump in earnings, excluding charges related to the sale of business units. The Carrier cooling business saw a 19% rise in orders.

Nokia Debt Downgraded to Junk Status

Struggling cell phone maker Nokia's corporate debt has been downgraded to junk status by Fitch Ratings due to a continuing negative financial outlook.

Monday Apple Rumors: End of the 17-Inch MacBook Pro?

The 17-inch MacBook Pro may disappear, Samsung remains sole supplier of iPad Retina displays and Apple said books and magazines were ‘no different’ than apps.