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Andy Hirschfeld is a journalist based in New York City. His work has appeared in numerous publications including The Daily Beast, Slate, Observer, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, Fortune Magazine, Time Out Magazine, Eater, NY Focus, Insidehook,  The Daily Dot, Digital Trends, TYT Investigates, Al Jazeera English,  CS Monitor, Nationswell, Yes, The Courier, Salon and many other publications. He mainly covers cost of living related issues through a social lens as well as business, culture, tech, and politics. He's broken multiple exclusives on topics ranging from pay issues in professional athletics to allegations of child abuse in residential treatment centers to financial influence on Capitol Hill.

He's also the anchor of The Business Report — a daily business news update program airing on NewsNet, ABC, CBS, CW and FOX affiliate news stations across the United States in several top 50 markets. 

For radio, he's an active contributor to NPR's The American Homefront Project produced by WUNC.

He's appeared on multiple tv shows, radio shows and podcasts. Recent appearances include TYT's The Conversation and Google's Tell Me Something Good Podcast produced by The Solutions Journalism Network and iHeartRadio.
 
Previously, he produced and reported for Bloomberg, CNN, and CBS News. 

Hirschfeld has interviewed HUD Secretaries Ben Carson and Shaun Donovan, Former Vice President Al Gore,  Rep. Eric Swalwell, Rep, Jim Himes and Senators Ted Cruz, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Mitt Romney. He's interviewed Will Forte, Paris Hilton, Olivia Holt, Bill McKibben, and former Jetblue CEO David Neeleman among others.
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This Week In Layoffs: Automakers, Tech Giants Lead Jobs Cuts

02 Jun 2024  |  www.newsnetmedia.com
Significant layoffs occurred across corporate America this week, with the auto industry and technology giants leading the cuts. General Motors and Stellantis collectively slashed thousands of jobs, while Ford temporarily laid off some factory workers amid the United Auto Workers strike. Cisco announced 350 job cuts despite planning a $28 billion acquisition of cybersecurity firm Splunk. 'X,' formerly known as Twitter, reduced its Trust and Safety teams, potentially affecting platform safety. John Deere Harvester Works will cut 225 jobs in Illinois despite a recent positive earnings report.

Apple Jumps into AI Space

Review: Pitanga - Bushwick

18 Mar 2024  |  wfhishnyc.substack.com
Pitanga in Bushwick offers abundant seating with two sections, including a bar and various tables. The WiFi is fast, and the noise level varies between sections. The lighting is dim, relying on natural light. The food menu includes wraps, salads, toasts, and pastries, with options for beer and wine. The kale caesar salad is recommended.

The best airports in the U.S., ideal for layovers and the inevitable flight delays

08 Mar 2024  |  www.timeout.com
The article highlights the best airports in the U.S. for layovers and flight delays, focusing on amenities and unique features. New York's JFK, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Portland, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Denver, Las Vegas, Austin, Houston, and Chicago O'Hare are featured for their various attractions such as therapy animals, yoga rooms, live music, and local cuisine. The article provides detailed descriptions of what travelers can do to pass the time at these airports, emphasizing convenience and comfort.

The latest industry upset with the use of AI: Fashion

23 Feb 2024  |  www.aljazeera.com
The fashion industry, particularly in New York City, is grappling with the impact of AI on job security and labor rights. Models and advocates, including the Model Alliance, are pushing for the Fashion Workers Act to protect models from unauthorized use of their likeness. The use of AI-generated models by companies like Levi Strauss and Deep Agency has sparked significant backlash, with critics highlighting ethical concerns and potential job losses. The debate underscores the broader existential threat AI poses across various sectors, including fashion.

The Brooklyn Magazine Restaurant Week barbecue report card

26 Jan 2024  |  bkmag.com
During Brooklyn's Restaurant Week, three BBQ joints were reviewed: Morgan's BBQ, Mable's Smokehouse, and Dinosaur BBQ. Morgan's was praised for its sides, especially cornbread and coleslaw, but its brisket was considered underseasoned. Mable's Smokehouse was deemed the most authentic, with a standout brisket and ribs, and won in most categories including best overall. Dinosaur BBQ was recognized for its excellent brisket and burnt tips but criticized for its sides. The review was conducted by a native Texan, Andy Hirschfeld, who provided a detailed assessment of each restaurant's offerings.

Some companies want to bet on US elections. Not everyone agrees.

10 Jan 2024  |  www.aljazeera.com
The article discusses the emergence of platforms like Kalshi, PredictIt, Polymarket, and Smarkets that allow financial betting on events such as US elections. It highlights the regulatory challenges these platforms face, particularly from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and the opposition from Democratic senators and progressive groups who argue that such betting could undermine the integrity of the electoral process. Despite the criticism, proponents believe these markets provide valuable forecasting tools. The article also touches on the broader implications of event contracts and the historical context of similar initiatives.

10 Best Sober Bars in America for Zero

05 Jan 2024  |  www.timeout.com
Hekate in New York’s East Village is the city’s first all non-alcoholic bar, offering a variety of mocktails and adaptogen-based beverages. Shirley’s Temple in Southern California and Sans Bar in Austin are also notable for their unique non-alcoholic offerings and community events. The Nixer in Phoenix and Honey Elixir in Denver focus on well-being and diverse drink options. In Good Spirits in Chicago and Ocean Beach Cafe in San Francisco provide welcoming atmospheres for the sober and sober-curious, with a range of non-alcoholic drinks and events.

The best Brooklyn cafes for working remotely in 2024

01 Jan 2024  |  www.bkmag.com
Brooklyn offers a variety of cafes ideal for remote work in 2024. Notable spots include Nook, Dweebs, and Pitanga in Bushwick; Bianco Latte and Boris and Horton in Williamsburg; and Cup of Brooklyn and Brooklyn Kolache in Bed-Stuy. Each cafe provides unique amenities such as ample seating, outlets, and quality food options, catering to the needs of freelancers and remote workers. The article highlights the importance of having diverse work environments and encourages trying new locations.

2023, the year of layoffs

22 Dec 2023  |  www.aljazeera.com
In 2023, numerous companies, including AIG and Salesforce, executed significant layoffs despite record job growth in the US. Executive compensation remained high, with CEOs like Peter Zaffino of AIG and Marc Benioff of Salesforce receiving substantial pay packages. Some CEOs, such as Jeff Lawson of Twilio and Eric Yuan of Zoom Communications, took notable pay cuts. The mixed messages from corporate America regarding layoffs and executive pay raise questions about economic conditions and shareholder priorities. The White House highlighted slowed inflation, while analysts provided varied perspectives on the financial strategies of major corporations.
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