Anthony Noto

Anthony Noto

Benzinga Editor

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Anthony Noto is an editor at Benzinga. His multimedia experience spans radio, TV, film and podcasting. Among the publications where his byline has appeared are Global Finance Magazine, TheMiddleMarket.com and The Deal. He's a graduate of Rutgers U...
Cannabis Czar Dasheeda Dawson Puts Social Equity, Restorative Justice In Perspective: 'It's Part Of My Life's Work'
"Cannabis Czar" and Brooklyn native Dasheeda Dawson chats with Benzinga about creating a fair cannabis market in New York City.
Nathan's Fourth Of July Hot Dog Eating Contest Crowns New King, Glizzy Queen Wins Again
With reigning hot dog-eating champion Joey Chestnut off competing in Texas, it was anyone's guess who would win in Brooklyn.
From Lab Rats And Eyeballs To Cannabis: Scarlet Express CEO Discusses Closed-Loop Delivery, How To 'Survive In Chaos'
Claudia Post launched Scarlet Express, a state-approved, closed-loop delivery organization providing expert cannabis supply chain management.
Israeli Tanks Enter Gaza Neighborhood, Families Flee; IDF Preps For Conflict With Hezbollah In Lebanon
Israel's military ordered Palestinians to move out of Shujayea as tanks unleashed bombs against Hamas militants believed to be present there.
Car Dealership Data Provider Suffers Cyber Incident, Actively Investigates
Car dealership companies utilizing CDK Global tech confirmed a cyber incident that observers noted could put customer data at risk.
Fed Will Cut Interest Rates — But When? Most Investors Agree It Won't Be July, Bank Of America Says
Bank of America's monthly global fund manager survey shows investors are confident that the Fed will lower interest rates twice in 12 months.
CannPowerment, The Startup Behind ButACake, Takes Home Top Prize At Benzinga's Cannabis Market Spotlight
CannPowerment will move on to the Rooted In Good Cannabis Demo Day at Boston Cannabis Week on Sept. 19 and compete for a $25,000 prize.
Too Many Cannabis Shops, Too Small Profit: How To Play The Municipal Game In The Legal Weed Era
Municipalities often see dollar signs whenever cannabis shops generate tax revenue. But too many stores can oversaturate the market.
Can Cannabis 'Bring Retail Back To Life'? Verano, Curaleaf, NewLake Capital Bet Big On Local New Jersey Market
Verano helped bring retail "back to life" by "utilizing vacant areas," COO Trip McDermott said at Benzinga's Cannabis Market Spotlight.
Trump's Plan To Kill Income Taxes Whiffs, Critics Say: 'It's A Sure Way To Hit Low- And Middle-Income Americans'
Trump pitches tax plan that experts say will hurt most Americans and help wealthy individuals.
2,000 Cans 'Smashd,' Mixoloshe Rebrands On Heels Of Wild Marketing Campaign
Smashd gets a running start on Instagram after a clever Mixoloshe intern led a viral ad campaign that inspired a complete rebranding.
Advance Auto Parts Probes Potential Cyber Incident Linked To Snowflake
Advanced Auto is the latest in a string of victims targeted by hackers exploiting Snowflake customers who lacked multi-factor authentication.
Viva Las Vegas: Tourists Enjoy Sin City, But Gambling? Depends Where
Las Vegas' record occupancy was offset by lower-than-expected table hold — the money made at a table game during an eight-hour shift.
Biden To Sign Executive Order To Limit Asylum Seekers Crossing US-Mexico Border: Report
A Biden executive order comes after GOP Senators killed a bipartisan immigration bill earlier this year at the behest of Trump.
Where On Earth Is Rudy Giuliani? Arizona Prosecutors Can't Find Former NYC Mayor, Trump Ally
Giuliani is the only defendant Arizona prosecutors have been unable to serve with a summons.
Solar Is Leaving Wind In The Dust As World Renewable Energy Hits New High
In 2000, renewable energy (i.e. solar and wind) made up less than 19% of the global energy mix. Today, they make up more than 30%.
Hollywood's Horrible Year? Not For CEOs: Disney's Bob Iger, Warner Bros.' David Zaslav Enjoy Huge Paydays
As director Kevin Smith once said, "In Hollywood, you just kind of fail upwards." Bob Iger and David Zaslav are among those who failed best.
Protests At UCLA, Columbia And Other Campuses Turn Violent As Israel Negotiates Truce Terms With Hamas
Multiple protests on U.S. college campuses became violent Wednesday, cutting against government efforts to negotiate a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
Sam Adams Says Hold My Beer — And You Are: Sales Numbers Dispute Cannabis Cannibalization Narrative
Sam Adams maker Boston Beer Company isn't seeing its cannabis-infused beverage segment drain revenue from its flagship lager.
Is Honda's $11B Canada EV Deal Worth It? Rival Ford Burns Up To $65,000 On Every Electric Car It Sells
Honda aims to exclusively offer EVs and fuel cell-powered vehicles by 2040. Its rivals tried this, too — and lost billions.