Max Chafkin is a writer for Bloomberg and Technology. He focuses on business and economics, exploring themes such as capital markets, economic policy, and the intersection of entrepreneurship and artificial intelligence. His work has been featured in notable publications including New York Magazine, The New York Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Max Chafkin's coverage primarily focuses on finance, crypto & blockchain, with an emphasis on expert commentary and legal policy regulation. He has a particular interest in Elon Musk and his ventures, as well as AI and technology-related topics.
When reaching out to Max, consider providing insights from experts in finance or the crypto & blockchain industry. Additionally, pitches related to legal or regulatory developments within these fields are likely to resonate with him.
Given his focus on specific individuals such as Elon Musk and companies like OpenAI, he may be open to interviews with insiders who can provide unique perspectives or exclusive information about their operations.
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By: Max Chafkin, Jason Gale
The battle over Covid’s origins has come for Bob Garry, who’s faced some of the world’s deadliest viral threats.
On this episode of Everybody’s Business, we discuss the company’s new CEO and consumer strategy. Also, the political price being paid for science.
By: Max Chafkin, Stacey Vanek Smith
On this episode, we drill into the week’s apocalyptic warnings and a way to protect student brains from chatbot-induced atrophy.
By: Max Chafkin, Stacey Vanek Smith
The co-creator of Debt Heads on financial shame and who profits from Americans’ debt load.
By: Max Chafkin, Stacey Vanek Smith
In this week’s Everybody’s Business, recorded live at Bloomberg’s Screentime event, we talk about podcast profitability and how ad-supported content might be the future of streaming
Lindsay Owens and her think tank are getting traction by blaming the likes of Instacart and Walmart for voters’ tight budgets.
Women’s sports has been growing in investment and fandom for years. With $190 million from the NFL, flag football is the latest rising star.
The savage documentary Musk isn’t going to take down the world’s first trillionaire, but it illustrates how badly he’s damaged his own brand.
By: Max Chafkin, Stacey Vanek Smith
Isabella Weber’s economic philosophy, which prioritizes making the necessities of life affordable for every citizen of a democracy, has gained momentum.
The price of food has been rising since the pandemic, but US consumers are especially sensitive when it comes to their steaks, burgers and sloppy Joes.
