Kathryn Hardison is an Assistant Managing Editor who writes for various publications including Yahoo Finance, The Wall Street Journal, and the Charlotte Business Journal. Her articles primarily focus on financial news, including stock market updates, company earnings reports, and industry trends.
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Kathryn's coverage largely focuses on finance and business, with an emphasis on technology companies, stocks, and earnings reports. Based on her coverage attributes, she is likely to be interested in receiving press releases from companies announcing their financial results or significant developments.
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By: Kathryn Hardison
Prices for the Cybertruck begin at $60,990, according to Tesla's website.
The electric vehicle maker began delivering the futuristic electric vehicles to the first of thousands of buyers who have been patiently waiting for years to get behind the wheel of the latest Tesla model.
By: Kathryn Hardison, Olivia Pulsinelli
Conroe was among the hottest destinations in the country for where people were moving last year, according to the latest annual ranking from U-Haul International Inc.
The salary picture is shifting in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, but some industries have seen stronger gains than others. This article highlights the highest-paying jobs in the Austin metro, based on mean annual wages collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. At the end of this report, check out our list of the metro's largest tech heavyweights.
New homes in Austin: Fastest-growing neighborhoods ranked
By: Kathryn Hardison, Adam Sichko
AUSTIN (Austin Business Journal) — Oracle Corp. co-founder and Chairman Larry Ellison has indicated that Nashville, not Austin, will be the company's headquarters in the future.
Tesla lays off hundreds as it cuts entire Supercharger team
By: Brent Wistrom, Kathryn Hardison
Elon Musk plans to move two of his companies' headquarters to Texas, with one slated to join his already sizable Austin-area empire. The move seems to stem from his frustration with new laws in California that he believes endangers families. In this story, we explore what Musk has said about the HQ changes, as well as dive into his history of relocating companies to Texas.
By: Kathryn Hardison, Sarah Kinbar
Chuy's was founded in Austin in 1982 and now has 101 locations across 15 states — including 11 in the greater Houston area — with more coming.
By: Kathryn Hardison
A Dallas-based restaurant group has big plans for the fast-casual brand.
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