Matt Levin
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Why Tesla is opening its charging network to other EVs
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Matt Levin
Feb 15, 2023
Federal subsidies, part of the White House's electric vehicle push, aren't the only way Tesla stands to make money on the expansion.
Here's what to look for in the latest consumer price index
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Matt Levin
Feb 13, 2023
CPI looked like it was heading in the right direction — that of lower inflation — at the end of 2022. Is that trend going to continue?
As search engines race to incorporate ChatGPT technology, where does that leave digital advertisers?
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Matt Levin
Feb 7, 2023
Microsoft's latest version of Bing includes answers generated by ChatGPT tech. Here's what that could mean for sponsored links and content publishers.
What happens when your streaming show gets "disappeared"?
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Matt Levin
Feb 6, 2023
Dozens of original shows and films have been erased from streaming platforms. Some companies can receive tax breaks by nixing content.
Without the range and the rumble, Harley-Davidson finds e-motorcycles a hard sell
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Matt Levin
Feb 3, 2023
The company's global shipments were up 18% in the fourth quarter. But revenue at LiveWire, its electric motorcycle business, was down 28%.
How fast-food chains are buffeted and buoyed by inflation
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Matt Levin
Feb 2, 2023
Many have higher expenses and are raising prices, but more consumers now have a taste for their relatively inexpensive meals.
Rents are way up. How are landlords picking the price?
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Matt Levin
Jan 25, 2023
The national median rent has risen over 20% since 2020, according to Apartment List. And the use of pricing algorithms used by some of the nation's biggest corporate landlords might be playing a role.
Senate committee takes on Ticketmaster after Taylor Swift ticket debacle
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Matt Levin
Jan 24, 2023
Expect questions about Taylor Swift.
Helium's been rising — in price — and it's bringing businesses down
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Matt Levin
Jan 19, 2023
High helium prices, driven by shortages, played a role in Party City's bankruptcy. Here's what it means for businesses that rely on balloons.
Young adults are driving a boom in household growth
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Matt Levin
Jan 18, 2023
A growing proportion of the housing market is being taken over by millennials, according to new data.