Jenni Avins
The New York Times
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Past articles by Jenni:
Vacationing 101 for Those Who Have Forgotten How
Vacationing 101 for those who have forgotten how. → Read More
Train your intuition to make better decisions
Experts on intuition don’t agree on everything, but they do offer some valuable insight for those of us hoping to tap into our own. → Read More
Cheap Chinese exercise bikes are beating US tariffs
Even though the US imports a greater volume of bikes from China, more money is actually spent on bikes made in Taiwan. → Read More
Why the US can’t stock dumbbells fast enough
A production bottleneck in China coincides with a spike in demand from the US, sending many to search for used gym equipment. → Read More
Covid-19 helped make hard seltzer a $2 billion business
BYO White Claw for the summer of social-distancing. → Read More
The best cannabis industry newsletters, sites, and podcasts
Marijuana Business Daily, WeedWeek, and Marijuana Moment are just a few of the resources to help you stay on top of the latest in the cannabis industry. → Read More
The CBD-fueled hemp boom has gone bust
Eight short months ago, hemp was the fastest growing crop in US agriculture. Now, farmers have slashed hemp acreage by nearly 70%. → Read More
The Covid-19 tie-dye boom is real
Companies like Ralph Lauren, Nike, Alex Mill, Etsy, and Rit are all fueling the obsession for tie dye fashion and DIY kits during the Covid-19 pandemic. → Read More
The future of the cannabis industry in charts
Of the 40 leading public cannabis companies, 24 lost more than half their value in the last year and half. → Read More
Does the cannabis industry have a monopoly problem?
US attorney general William Barr is big on investigating marijuana mergers. → Read More
Racist cannabis arrests put Black Americans at higher risk of Covid-19
As Covid-19 ravages jails and prisons unequipped to handle the pandemic, drug sentences for minor crimes are increasingly becoming death sentences. → Read More
The “hipsteader” and other new consumer species in the age of coronavirus
Are you a Screenhead, a Hipsteader, or an Overachiever? → Read More
How to build an actively anti-racist company
How to use anti-racism, diversity, and inclusion to dismantle white supremacy in the workplace. → Read More
The quarantine gardening boom extends to homegrown cannabis
When the film industry shut down productions in New York, cameraman Glenn Kaplan headed straight to his home in Vermont and got started with his new hobby. He had never had a garden before, but he now has vegetables and herbs growing in an outdoor raised bed, and four cannabis plants in a four-by-four foot tent in his house’s workroom. “I’m obsessed,” Kaplan said. “Almost immediately I got back… → Read More
Americans think they are better at social-distancing than their neighbors
The coronavirus might prevent us from socializing with our neighbors, but it can't stop us from judging them. → Read More
Six months after the “the wife” ad, Peloton gets the last laugh as its shares surge
Had you bought stock for $31.31 amidst the backlash over the "Peloton wife" ad, it would be worth about $43 today. → Read More
Peloton can’t make bikes as fast as people are buying them
The company reports over 44 million workouts completed in the last quarter. → Read More
Cannabis companies are seeing a quarantine-fueled edibles boom
Weed analytics firms report that we are indeed eating our feelings. → Read More
Crocs are the “it” shoe of the Coronavirus pandemic
While footwear sales suffer overall, consumers surrender to the comfort and convenience of Crocs. → Read More
Our favorite free trials for home workouts to try right now
Clear some bad juju, tone your triceps, dance it out. → Read More