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Montana teen begins Spanish language on-line newspaper

It’s not typically a youngster decides to begin a newspaper.

However after eight weeks chronicling the lives of Latinos in Huge Sky as a scholar intern with an area newspaper, Samantha Suazo was hooked.

“I wrote in regards to the fears, wants and on a regular basis lifetime of the Latino group,” Suazo informed the Bozeman Each day Chronicle. “And after I completed that I noticed I couldn’t cease there.”

She dug up tales affecting Latinos for the Lone Peak Lookout that hadn’t been reported on — a standard problem she discovered was a scarcity of dependable info for Spanish

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HIPO Stock: 6 Things to Know as Hippo Starts Trading Amid SPAC Chaos

Today, investors in Hippo (NYSE:HIPO) and HIPO stock have seen a relatively interesting start to trading today. The insurance technology (insurtech) company has been one of the most highly touted special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) mergers of late, due in part to its founders. Both LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman and Zynga co-founder Mark Pincus led this reverse merger.

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Shares of HIPO stock briefly traded as high as $10.81 per share in early morning trading before falling below the $10 SPAC initial public offering (IPO) price in afternoon trading. Investors appear to be factoring in

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Why Your Company’s Security Starts With Company Culture

Cybersecurity is a growing concern for entrepreneurs and business owners because many vital pieces of information, company tools, and sets of customer data are stored in the cloud. Consumers are even more concerned now about the security of their data, and one slip can cost a company its reputation.

The founders of Hook Security recognized that it is daunting for entrepreneurs to understand how to train their employees to maintain the best data security practices. CEO Zachary Eikenberry and chairman Adam Anderson decided to take an educational and empowering approach

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The ECB starts work on creating a digital version of the euro

Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, speaks to the media following a meeting of the ECB governing board on March 12, 2020 in Frankfurt, Germany.

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LONDON — The European Central Bank announced Wednesday that it’s starting work toward creating a digital euro currency as more consumers ditch cash.

The project is expected to take two years and the idea is to design a digital version of the common currency, used in the 19 members of the euro zone. However, the actual implementation of the central bank-backed currency could take

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Downtown Dubuque starts seeing business comeback, but still months away from full return to normal

DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) – For Caroline’s Restaurant, located inside the Hotel Julien, to stay afloat once the pandemic hit, staff had to get creative and resourceful.

“We went to a to-go service and room service for dining for the hotel guests,” Dwight Hopfauf, the manager of the hotel, said. “Started selling packages that would include massage and a voucher for the restaurant, so we always tried to sell a room night with some other components that brought people into the restaurant.”

But still, that was not even close to offsetting the total amount of sales they lost.

“We are very

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