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Cadie Thompson
Cadie Thompson is a technology reporter on CNBC's Enterprise Team.
She joined CNBC in 2009 as a news associate working on Special Reports for CNBC.com. She worked on a range of projects including CNBC's Emmy-nominated Special Report about the financial crisis, Boom, Bust, Blame: The Inside Story of America's Economic Crisis; CNBC's Marijuana & Money Special Report; and America's Top States for Business. She also covered earnings during earnings season.
She moved to the consumer beat in 2010 writing primarily for CNBC's Consumer Nation, where she covered ecommerce, consumer electronics and mobile trends in retail.
Later she helped launch CNBC's NetNet blog and joined as a Web producer and regular contributor. While working with the NetNet team, she has covered Wall Street culture and global economic news.
She moved to the tech beat in 2012, where she started covering VCs, start-ups, publicly traded tech companies and cybersecurity.
She graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a B.A. in journalism and religious studies. She also was a beat reporter at The Oklahoma Daily for four years.
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- By: Cadie Thompson
The names for vulnerabilities keep getting scarier, but the latest threat isn't going to cause as much trouble as the hype might lead you to believe.
- By: Cadie Thompson
The Apple Watch lacks a key feature other Apple devices have that help deter theft, one blogger found.
- By: Cadie Thompson
The activity tracker may struggle to keep up its growth as smartwatches like the Apple Watch become more popular.
- By: Cadie Thompson
Forget Silicon Valley, these Latin American cities are becoming the next innovation hub.
- By: Cadie Thompson
Governments will need to have a much bigger role in helping people whose jobs are disappearing because of technology, said the mayor of Atlanta.
- By: Cadie Thompson
Here's a tip for entrepreneurs: Don't just focus on making money. Focus on changing lives, said author Deepak Chopra.
- By: Cadie Thompson
"Taking a mind and offloading it to software is...something that I think will be done in this century," said the CEO of United Therapeutics.
