Amber Garrett
Amber is a New York based writer, editor, and admitted know-it-all. She has been VP of Editorial Operations for Matters Media Since 2018 and joined the Market Realist editorial team in 2020. She lost on 'Jeopardy!'
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Every Business Owned by the Kardashian-Jenner Family
The Kardashians and Jenners own a slew of businesses. Here's every brand owned by the family, including Kim Kardashian's Skims, Kylie Jenner Cosmetics, and more.
If Justice Thomas Were Impeached, He'd Be the Second in History
Only one U.S. Supreme Court justice has ever been impeached. Let's explain how Supreme Court impeachment works and whether Clarence Thomas could face such a fate.
Oscars Hosts' Salaries Vary, But They're Surprisingly Unimpressive Across the Board
Not every Oscars host makes the same salary for the high profile gig. Recently, past host Jimmy Kimmel revealed what he made for the gig in 2018.
Kanye West Isn't the Richest Black Man in America — Here's Who Is
For a while it was reported that Kanye West is the richest Black man in America, but does that still hold true? Here are the top wealthiest Black Americans
Hillsong Has Been Called a Cult by Some Ex Members — But Does It Fit the Bill?
Australian megachurch Hillsong has had its controversies, but is it a cult? While some former members have claimed it felt like one, it doesn't quite fit the definition.
Despite What the Movies Say, Life Insurance Usually Covers Death by Suicide
Although many movies and books have led folks to believe life insurance won't cover a death from suicide, the reality is less black and white.
Uber's Greyball Program Was Real — How the App Identified and Sabotaged Law Enforcement
Uber hasn't been a stranger to scandal over the years, but few remember Greyball. Here we explain how Greyball worked to thwart investigations by regulators and law enforcement.
It's True — Both Klitschko Brothers Are Doctors
Dr. Steelhammer isn't just a clever nickname — retired boxer Wladimir Klitschko is actually a doctor. In fact, both Klitschko brothers, while not medical doctors, hold Ph.Ds.
Apple Co-Founder Ronald Wayne's Doesn't Regret Bailing, Despite Losing Out on Billions
Despite being one of the founders of tech giant Apple, Ronald Wayne bailed out early, which explains his modest net worth compared to the late Steve Jobs and fellow founder Steve Wozniak.
How Much Money Has Melinda Gates Given to Charity?
Like many charitable billionaires, Melinda and Bill Gates signed the Giving Pledge, but how much of her fortune has the newly single Melinda given to charity so far?
Amid Increasing Sanctions, Is the U.S. Still Importing Oil From Russia?
Though there aren't any official sanctions on oil imports from Russia, it seems few traders in the U.S. are interested in buying oil from Russia.
Who Is the Designated Survivor for the 2022 State of the Union?
As Biden prepares to deliver his first State of the Union address, a designated member of his cabinet won't be attending. Here's what we know about this year's designated survivor.
The U.S. Doesn't Own Greenland — But There Was a Time Some Claimed It Did
While there's no question the United States doesn't currently own Greenland, there was a time in the 19th century where that was under some dispute.
Switzerland Almost Never Issues Sanctions, but Russia Crossed the Line
Switzerland broke from its typically neutral stance and froze Russian bank accounts. While Switzerland has sanctioned another country before, it's still a huge break from the norm.
U.N. Provides Humanitarian Aid to Ukraine but the World Remains Silent on Military Intervention
As Ukrainian citizens arm themselves with Molotov cocktails against Russian armed forces, many in the world are wondering why nobody is helping Ukraine. Here's what's going on.
Russian Forces Have Taken Over the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster Site — But Why?
Russian forces have taken over Chernobyl. Many people wonder why Putin would want to occupy the site of a nuclear disaster. The site could be the safest place to avoid enemy fire.
Rep. Jim Hagedorn Loses Cancer Battle — Who Will Replace Him in the House?
Minnesota Republican Jim Hagedorn lost his battle with kidney cancer. Who will replace him in the House of Representatives?
Here's What's Next for Georgia's Two New Senators-Elect
After an expensive and contentious special election, two new Democrat senators-elect will represent the state of Georgia. But when will they be sworn in and ready to work?
DoorDash's Profit Model Relies on Shaving Off Restaurants' Razor-Thin Margins
Often, DoorDash orders have zero delivery fees — so how does the app make money? Here's the cost restaurants pay to opt in to DoorDash's stream.
These Chain Restaurants Have Either Beyond or Impossible Plant-Based Meat Menu Items
The plant-based protein industry is exploding in 2020. Here are all the restaurants with Beyond Meat or Impossible Foods menu items.
When U.S. Cruises Will Resume and What Conditions Will Be Like on Board
The CDC replaced its no-sail order with a conditional sailing order, but when will cruises resume? So far, cruise lines are erring on the side of caution.
We May Not Know Election Results Tuesday Night, But Here's What to Watch For
The results of the 2020 U.S. election are heavily anticipated, so here's what to watch on election night at the federal and state level.
Goldman Sachs Predicts Interest Rates Won't Rise Until 2025: What It Means to You
Goldman Sachs predicts that interest rates will remain low until 2025. Here's what happens when the Fed lowers interest rates and what it means to individuals and big businesses.
Desktop Metal Is the Latest Tech Company Going Public Via SPAC
3D printing company Desktop Metal is the latest tech IPO going public through a deal with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC).
8 Black-Owned, Publicly Traded Companies to Invest In
Among the many ways to support Black lives is investing in black-owned businesses. These publicly traded, Black-owned stocks are a great way for investors to support Black wealth.
