Dain Evans is a digital video producer for CNBC.com. Evans joined CNBC in January of 2019.
Prior to CNBC, Evans was a host and associate producer at NowThis. He has also worked with documentary company Kartemquin Films and POV/American Documentary Inc. on PBS.
Evans holds a bachelor's degree in Documentary Film Producing from Columbia College Chicago.
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OnePlus is a brand that has been under the radar since starting in 2013. It's recently broken into the U.S. market and it's newest phone, the OnePlus 7 Pro, could draw an even bigger crowd.
High school student Alex Pinkerton has been spending his free time in his dad's lab trying to use graphene and computers to read minds.
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For many people who struggle with anxiety and depression, it's a huge challenge to find a therapist they can afford. Now, a growing group of apps, including Talkspace and The Difference, are using technology to improve access.
For many people who struggle with anxiety and depression, it's a huge challenge to find a therapist they can afford. Now, a growing group of apps, including Talkspace and The Difference, are looking to solve the problem by using technology to improve access.
Google's Gmail just celebrated its 15th birthday. And with a user base that is almost 20 percent of the world's population, there was a lot to celebrate. Those 1.5 billion people have a lot of untapped email productivity potential. CNBC's Dain Evans shares 10 tips and tricks that will make you a Gmail genius.
Yelp has struggled to innovate and keep up with increasing competition from companies like Google and Facebook.
When Yelp went public in 2012, the popularity of the review site was quickly growing and its stocks soared. But it has been a rocky road since then as advertisers leave the platform and as competition increases from companies like Google and Facebook. Watch the video to hear the story of Yelp and learn why the company has lost its 5-star rating.
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