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Covers:  company culture, entrepreneurship, popular culture, media, trends, social media, start-ups, technology
Contributors Editor at @CNBCMakeIt. Previously @Grow_mag (@cnbc + @acorns).

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Nina Zipkin’s Biography

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I am a writer, editor and podcaster. I’m enthusiastic about understanding what resonates with audiences, and finding the most effective and innovative ways to report and distribute the news.

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TiVo Takes a Look at America's Viewing Habits

TiVo Takes a Look at America's Viewing Habits

When you can get your favorite TV shows just about anywhere and anytime, does that affect how closely you pay…

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Target Is Newest Retailer to Drop Part-Time Health Coverage

Target Is Newest Retailer to Drop Part-Time Health Coverage

In the news, retailing giant Target just can't seem to catch a break. Target announced this week that it will…

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South Korea Is Building What Could Be the Future Standard in Wireless Speed

South Korea Is Building What Could Be the Future Standard in Wireless Speed

How much would you pay for instant download ability? South Korea's Ministry of Science and Technology announc…

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Killer Productivity 'Hacks' From Entrepreneurs Like Richard Branson (Infographic)

Killer Productivity 'Hacks' From Entrepreneurs Like Richard Branson (Infographic)

We all wish we had more hours in the day. The most successful entrepreneurs have developed their own ways for…

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Vimeo Wants to License and Fund Your Movie

Vimeo Wants to License and Fund Your Movie

New York-based video-sharing website Vimeo announced on Thursday plans to help aspiring filmmakers get their …

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Habits of the World's Wealthiest People (Infographic)

Habits of the World's Wealthiest People (Infographic)

What do Oprah Winfrey and Warren Buffett have in common, in addition to their fairly sizable net worths? More…

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I left the U.S. for Shenzhen, China – here's how much it costs

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By Mickey Todiwala, Nina Zipkin Verified
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Life Bradley Krae, 36, left the U.S. for China and now lives in Shenzhen with his wife and two kids. He earns about $4,600/month as a marketing manager, pays around $1,000/month for a three-bedroom apartment. From cheap public transit and affordable healthcare to lower school costs and food prices, here’s what it’s like raising a family in one of China’s most futuristic cities. 11:03 2 minutes ago Mickey Todiwala Bradley Krae, Contributor Nina Zipkin
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She did everything ‘right’ but felt ‘desperately unhappy’-the mindset shift that changed her life

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By Nina Zipkin Verified
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Stephanie Harrison spent so much of her life trying to get it "right," chasing the right schools, the right job, the right apartment and the right achievements that would give her life a sense of meaning. But in 2013, she was struggling. "I was unbearably lonely.
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I spent $41,000 renovating my rental apartment in Italy

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By Zachary Green Verified, Nina Zipkin Verified
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Make It Thea Duncan and her husband, Diego, renovated their three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Milan, Italy for $41,000. This is despite the fact that they are renters, not owners. Italy's government covered nearly half the cost through tax incentives. Their landlord also gave them eight months of free rent. Now Thea, Diego, and their son live in an affordable apartment while taking advantage of all the benefits of living in one of Italy's most exciting and fast-paced cities.
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What does it mean to be a journalist?

Looking for the truth and making sure you are amplifying the stories that aren't being told.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

I am most proud of my column Open Every Door. It has been inspiring to talk with so many powerful female leaders.

When's the best time to pitch you?

In the morning.