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Maria Hollenhorst

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As seen in: Marketplace, Washington Post Opinions, NPR, Flipboard, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA), Marketplace Morning Report, Marketplace Podcast, KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA), NewsBreak, KPCC-FM (Pasadena, CA), Wisconsin Public Radio and
Makin’ 📻 @marketplace. Also, I jog. (she/her)

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Maria Hollenhorst is a producer for the national radio show Marketplace, where she covers business, finance, and the economic forces that shape our lives.

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Why the labor market is not actually like a game of musical chairs

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By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Maria Hollenhorst Verified
| Marketplace Verified
Right now, a good chunk of Americans feel threatened by artificial intelligence. A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll found that more than half of Americans are worried that AI could put them or someone in their household out of work.
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Why it’s so hard to measure the true cost of infrastructure projects

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By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Maria Hollenhorst Verified
| Marketplace Verified
It has been almost five years since the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act became law. Now, there’s another infrastructure bill working its way through Congress called the “Build America 250 Act,” that would authorize more federal money for infrastructure projects. However, figuring out how much infrastructure American taxpayers actually get for that money is easier said than done.
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Why one direct-to-consumer brand is shifting its messaging

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By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Maria Hollenhorst Verified
| Marketplace Verified
In the 2010s, a wave of direct-to-consumer brands selling to sustainably minded consumers became household names. But recent headlines including shoe company Allbirds pivoting to AI and Everlane, a retailer that built its brand on “ethical capitalism," selling itself to fast-fashion retailer Shein have sparked conversation about the death of a certain type of millennial-focused sustainability brand.
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