Maria Hollenhorst is a producer for Marketplace, a program by American Public Media. She covers a wide range of topics including personal finance, entrepreneurship, technology, and social issues. Maria's articles explore the intersection of business and culture, providing unique insights into the ever-changing landscape of the American economy.
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Maria's coverage spans a wide range of topics within finance & economy, health & wellbeing, and other diverse areas such as startups, electric vehicles, board games, wildfires prevention, homeownership and animal-related stories. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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