Maya Huter
Maya Huter is an associate producer at NBC News covering business and the economy.
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Maya Huter is an associate producer at NBC News covering business and the economy.
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Latest from Maya Huter
Michigan's last-minute pay law shows the fight over tips and wages is getting more complicated
Michigan’s chaotic resolution of a yearslong battle is the latest compromise effort to satisfy workers, employers and consumers in the absence of federal action.
Climate change is turning Valentine's Day bitter for chocolate lovers
Money can’t buy you love — or as much cocoa as it used to, with adverse weather denting West African crops and chocolatiers adding more fillers like nuts.
When's the best time to buy TVs, AirPods and more as Black Friday nears?
NBC News Holiday Price Check is tracking popular gifts through Black Friday, Cyber Monday and beyond, so consumers can comparison-shop and time their purchases.
When's the best time to buy toys, TVs and other hot holiday items?
NBC News Holiday Price Check is tracking popular gifts through Black Friday, Christmas and beyond, so consumers can comparison-shop and time their purchases.
In the race for holiday shoppers' dollars, Amazon is setting the pace
Rival retailers tend to follow Amazon whenever it launches online discounts. But landing on deals is increasingly a game of luck, as many appear unannounced.
Red Lobster bets on a millennial makeover
Red Lobster’s new CEO is attempting to revive the seafood chain that has been a staple of the casual dining industry for more than half a century.
New Mexico's free child care program is bringing relief that millions of U.S. families need
A ballot measure enacted with bipartisan support two years ago tapped a unique funding source — but shows how states can transform households’ finances when they get creative.
The Tropicana crumbles as Las Vegas goes all in on sports and entertainment
As Las Vegas pushes to offer more high-end experiences beyond gambling, the resort hotel was demolished to make way for a new baseball stadium.
Companies are slashing prices to woo consumers. It's working.
A recent boom in value meals and e-commerce promotions has kept shoppers opening their wallets — and powering the economy as inflation cools.
