Author: Andrew Robert Shassetz
Andrew Shassetz holds a journalism degree from the University of Alaska and has worked at First National Bank of Alaska on financial reporting. With over ten years of experience, Andrew has also written for and reported on SaaS companies, tech brands, startups, and digital marketing agencies.
In Tuesday’s presidential debate, Trump claimed U.S. auto manufactures were moving operations to Chinese-owned Mexican plants. It is true?
In Tuesday’s debate, Kamala Harris says Biden-Harris Administration invested $1 trillion into renewable energy and climate change initiatives. But do the numbers match the claim?
Justices upheld the X ban after failure to comply with the Brazil Supreme Court’s orders. Brazil is one of X’s largest markets.
With job openings slipped to nearly 4-year low, the Federal Reserve may be more likely to cut interest rates.
With interest rates and little venture capital to go around, company’s are eager to prove they can deliver to investors — through stock buybacks.
Burning man census data shows the counterculture festival attracts high-earners, increasing numbers of women, and highly educated attendees.
The days of submitting an application and a firm handshake are over. Job seekers are going through multi-round, marathon interviews — only to be rejected.
Black Rock City, NV. For the first time in over a decade, tickets for Burning Man are still for sale, five days into the 9-day event. The arts and culture event typically sells out months in advance, with tickets being difficult to come by. However, this year, organizers are selling last-minute tickets and vehicle passes to guests who did not pre-register, which is usually required. In a telling sign, a 2018 Reddit discussion thread shows even premium tickets were already sold out by late May — almost four full months in advance. Premium tickets went for $1200 that year. Lagging…
The $24.6 billion dollar Albertson’s-Kroger merger, which would control 13% of the grocery market, draws scrutiny from federal regulators.