Michael Grothaus is a journalist and contributor for Fast Company. He has also been featured in publications such as Know Your Mobile, RealClearMarkets, and CPA Practice Advisor. With a focus on technology and business, Michael covers a range of topics including Apple, digital privacy, and consumer products.
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Michael Grothaus predominantly covers content & publishing, big tech, and product promotions. His focus on providing "how-to" guides indicates that he is likely interested in receiving pitches related to practical advice or instructional content related to technology, business, privacy, and job market topics.
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By: Michael Grothaus
A number of high-profile companies have announced staff reductions during the first half of November as the holiday season approaches.
By: Michael Grothaus
The recalled products include both baby carrots and whole carrots, according to the FDA. People have been sickened in 18 states. Here's what to know.
By: Michael Grothaus
The EV maker, led by key Trump advisor Elon Musk, recently showed off an autonomous vehicle called the Cybercab.
By: Michael Grothaus
Being forced to sell off Chrome would mark a seismic shift for the search giant and its digital ads business, but such a move is far from certain at the moment.
By: Michael Grothaus
While many restaurant chains have reduced their physical footprints this year, the CEO of Jersey Mike's says he expects expansion to continue into 2027.
By: Michael Grothaus
Coke's holiday ads used to be magical. Now they're just more AI slop. I am so over AI-generated art. It just needs to go away. Please.
By: Michael Grothaus
The Justice Department on Wednesday officially proposed changes it believes Google should make to its business in order to break up its monopoly on search.
By: Michael Grothaus
Adam Mosseri, who runs Threads, said the platform will now show users more content from people they follow. What a concept.
By: Michael Grothaus
Coca-Cola's holiday ads used to feel like short films. Its newest one, made entirely with AI-generated art, leaves me completely numb.
By: Michael Grothaus
A $5 value meal and a $1 add-on option may be McDonald's' ticket to riding out inflation woes in 2025.
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