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Ellen Rolfes
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Writer, APM Marketplace
Washington
Beats
Biography
I'm an audio and video producer based in Washington, D.C. I've worked equally in video and podcast production and am a bit of a Jill-of-all-trades when it comes to multimedia journalism. I've got experience ranging from field producing TV documentaries to story editing YouTube videos to producing live events and journalism conferences, including live podcast tapings. I'm currently writing about business and economic news for the public radio shop Marketplace, where I'm one of the lead writers for newsletters.
Business and economic news
In depth financial reporting.
Content
By Ellen Rolfes Verified| APM Marketplace Verified Delaware has long been the go-to state for businesses to incorporate, but competition is heating up. Lawmakers in the First State are voting on a controversial bill that would give companies more leeway — and maintain the state’s competitive edge as a business-friendly haven. Let’s do the numbers. 2.2 millionThat’s the number of registered companies in Delaware, with nearly 300,000 new entities incorporated in 2023.
By Ellen Rolfes Verified| APM Marketplace Verified We humans are suckers for free stuff. And it can cloud our ability to judge the true value of a deal. That’s why credit card rewards can be so alluring — free concerts, flights and airport lounge access? Yes, please. Spending more earns you more, and housing is most Americans’ biggest monthly expense, so it’s understandable that the country’s 42 million rental households might be tempted to plunk their credit card on the first of the month.
By Ellen Rolfes Verified| APM Marketplace Verified Migrant workers drive key industries but face a growing threat of deportation under President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda. That’s especially true for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans, who will soon lose the legal right to live and work in the U.S. through the Temporary Protected Status program. Let’s do the numbers. The number of Venezuelans living in the U.S. who are set to lose their TPS protections in April. The Trump administration published the termination notice Wednesday.
Company Info
APM Marketplace
Los Angeles, California, United States
+1 213-621-3500